Sentry Management provides operational leadership to homeowner association management and condominium associations through our Orlando FL office. Our full-service property management makes community association management easy for every HOA and condo association. Homeowner management services include planning and coordination of association meetings, site visits, enforcement of restrictions, contract supervision, collections and detailed financial and manager’s reports. The Sentry Management® standard service package also includes community websites, online payments, and real-time downloadable financial reports.
The highly-awarded Orlando Office represents the core of the Sentry’s Florida operations and is where the company was founded in 1975. The office still manages the very first community ever under contract. Sentry’s remarkable growth in Central Florida has been through earned through Board member referrals, a high rate of retention and overcoming tough competition. Communities we are privileged to manage are located throughout the entire Orlando metropolitan area, primarily in Seminole, Orange and Lake Counties. Some of the largest communities where Sentry manages associations and COAs include Orlando, Apopka, Heathrow, Lake Mary, Longwood, Ocoee, Oviedo, Sanford, and Windermere.
The diversity of Sentry-managed communities is impressive. From smaller townhome associations to large scale residential developments and master associations. Sentry has worked with developers from start-up and on-site for golf and country clubs. And for some communities needing less support, accounting and administrative services are provided.
The Sentry Orlando Office, located in Longwood, is headed by Joanna W. Hart, Senior Vice President. Joanna has decades of Florida association management knowledge and involvement and is responsible for all Central Florida management teams. She is aided by Vice Presidents Angie Tucker, Tina Lewis, and Leigh Quinn LCAM. Between the four, the management team overseeing the Orlando office has over 90 years of cumulative experience. The 80+ local community managers are equally remarkable.
Looking for a quote for a new HOA or COA association management services? Follow the link and complete the form to receive a proposal: https://www.sentrymgt.com/hire-sentry/.
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In this issue: Sentry Management is encouraging Boards to be proactive in matters regarding COVID-19. We encourage you to follow closely the national, state and local government recommendations as well as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).