Can I pay my Association fees online?
Yes. You may pay your association fees through your associations website by eCheck or Credit Card.
To pay online, you must first register for the website. Once registered, you will receive a link to set your password by email.
After you create your password, you can log into the website. Once logged in, you can click on "Pay Assessments" from the Account Information menu on the top of the screen. You may then choose to make a one-time payment by using your checking account or credit card*.
You may also setup a recurring payment by selecting "Setup Recurring Payments" from the Account information menu.
Payments made online post to your association account immediately. You can verify your payment posted by selecting "My Account info" from the Account Information menu on the top of your screen.
*Please note: online payments are subject to a convenience fee charged by the payment processor at the time of the transaction. Fees are displayed prior to confirming your online payment. Watch our short video on how to pay your assessments online
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