HOA & condo accounting in Orlando, FL.
Orange County carries more than 1,600 registered HOA and condo associations — one of the largest concentrations in the state, split fairly evenly between HOAs and condos. We take on Orlando-area engagements as part of our statewide work, with the same reserve tracking and monthly-close discipline we use closer to home.
Remote doesn’t mean a lighter standard.
We’re physically headquartered in Lake Worth, and Orlando associations are served the same way every association outside Palm Beach County is — full-service accounting, not a scaled-down version of it. Reconciliations, AP/AR, reserve tracking, and board-ready monthly reporting are handled to the same standard whether the board is down the street or across the state.
HOA & condo mix
Orange County’s association base splits fairly evenly between HOAs and condos, and the chart of accounts is built to match whichever your association is.
Same monthly discipline
Reserve tracking and a full board-ready financial package every cycle, not assembled only when someone asks for it.
Orlando FAQs
Does Academy Accounting work with associations in Orlando even though you’re based in Palm Beach County?
Yes — full-service accounting, not a satellite afterthought, with the same reserve tracking and monthly-close discipline we use everywhere else we work.
How many HOA and condo associations are there in the Orlando area?
Orange County has more than 1,600 registered HOA and condo associations, split fairly evenly between the two.
Is HOA accounting different from condo accounting in Orlando?
Condominiums (Chapter 718) and HOAs (Chapter 720) are governed by different Florida statutes with different reporting and reserve rules. See our Resources page for how the two chapters differ.