Sentry offers several payment options for its association members, described below.
Pay by mail using your payment coupon.
Coupons with the return address are mailed annually to homeowners. If you cannot find your coupons, order replacements online.
Pay by AUTOPAY using Sentry’s free service. Please download and complete the Autopay form and send to autopay@sentrymgt.com or call Sentry’s Customer Service team at 800-932-6636. (8:30 am to 7:00 pm, EST.)
If you have not yet signed up, please go to the CommunityPro PORTAL and click on “New User Registration“.
Order Closing Documents
The homeowner’s title company, closing agent or lender needing documents (including mortgage questionnaire, estoppel, resale demand and trustee letters) to facilitate the sale of a property should go to our Order Closing Documents page and select the state whee your property resides to order the appropriate forms.
You can may see detailed information about your account balance by accessing your account by clicking on CommunityPro® PORTAL and signing in.
Go to “Your Profile”.
Sign up for Auto-Pay
To initiate AUTOPAY for your account(s), please download and complete the Autopay Form and email to autopay@sentrymgt.com or call Sentry’s Customer Service team at 800-932-6636. (Customer Service hours are 8:30 am to 7:00 pm, EST.)
Contact my Community Manager
You can find your community manager’s contact information on your welcome page once you log into CommunityPro® PORTAL.
See my Account Transactions
You can may see detailed information about your account balance by accessing your account by clicking on CommunityPro PORTAL.
Opt-out of receiving Assessment Coupons
To opt-out of assessment coupons, log into your account by clicking on CommunityPro PORTAL.
Go to “Your Profile” and un-click assessment coupons under “User Preferences”.
Once you have logged in, you can also sign-up for a different method to make your automatic payments via automatic debit withdrawal or credit card charge.
Get copies of my Association’s Documents
You can get your association’s documents by accessing your account by clicking on CommunityPro® PORTAL.
Go to the “Information Center” then select the documents you want to print.
Sentry Management provides operational leadership to homeowner and condominium associations through our Tavares – Ocala FL office. Our full-service property management makes community association management easy for every HOA and COA. Homeowner management services include planning and coordination of association meetings, site visits, enforcement of restrictions, contract supervision, aggressive 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.
Homeowners Association Management for the Tavares Area
Sentry’s Tavares – Ocala office operates in Lake, Marion, Sumter, Citrus, Hernando and Levy Counties. Some of the largest communities where Sentry manages homeowner associations include Tavares, Leesburg, Mt. Dora, The Villages, Lady Lake and Ocala. The office was opened in 1998.
The Tavares – Ocala Sentry Management office has 19 employees with a direct local impact, primarily from operations and payroll, of $1.1 million annually. When considering all four Sentry offices in Central Florida, the total contributions to the local economy exceeds $217 million in direct and indirect impact.
Unparalleled Service to Homeowner and Condominium Associations
Art Swanton is the Vice President, Division Manager. All Community Managers in the Tavares – Ocala office are licensed by the state and have an average of 7 years experience in association management. Each Sentry’s Manager completes over 16 hours per year in professional development and education to keep them current on all issues relating to homeowner association operations in Florida.
Documents, Statutes, and Laws: Which One Takes Priority?
Power to govern an Association is based on the authority granted by multiple sources. To make it a little confusing, just like the power the Federal Government has to override aspects of State laws, there is a hierarchy in the application of laws and documents to Associations.