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| Carlos Guzman |
Miami, FL— In a state with over 50,000 condo and homeowner associations, a new start-up, ONR app (pronounced ”owner”), is leveraging technology to simplify the day-to-day challenges they face.
With many homeowners living out of state, and others feeling hostage to their association boards, demand has increased among homeowners to engage with their HOA’s digitally.
ONR is a Florida-based startup that is using technology to make common events like voting and surveys easy and transparent. The app offers associations tools like e-voting, surveys, alerts, and notifications on a secure platform that can be accessed from a smartphone or laptop.
It boasts that it is not only secure but also specifically designed to be compliant with Florida HOA law.
It boasts that it is not only secure but also specifically designed to be compliant with Florida HOA law.
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| Alan Gucovschi |
“The ability to survey owners and residents helps boards and management have clarity on where issues lay and despite the stigma, going online makes condos and HOAs more engaged and communication more secure.”
ONR was founded by a group of friends working for Florida’s largest cloud computing company. The app combines both their years of experience in software development with their personal experience as homeowners to create a platform that solves some of the most common issues that associations face.
With many homeowners feeling voiceless, or overpowered by an active minority, ONR is a secure platform that allows everyone’s voice to be heard. This, the founders hope, will help owners and residents engage with one another, and allow associations to make data-driven decisions based on the majority’s wishes.
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| Erin Fabian |
Owners can also find documents, changes to bylaws, notices of repairs happening on the property, and other important events.
“ONR has been very helpful with the set up and helping out owners individually,” says Erin Fabian, property manager at Continuum South Tower.
The advantages of using a third-party company like ONR include:
• Maximizing participation in any voting and opinion polls – terrific for buildings where many owners do not reside full-time. Owners can vote online at their convenience.
• Saves money on postage and mailings – no ballots, no postage, no printing
• User-friendly experience
• Automatic vote tallying and instantaneous real-time results
• Secure, private and authenticated so all votes and communications are honest and safe
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| Jonathan Mofsky |
“The ONR team is knowledgeable and provide great member support,” says Johnathan Mofsky, a community association attorney from the law offices of Siegfried & Rivera.
Working with the HOA's legal department and property manager, ONR can demonstrate its capabilities to the board of directors, ensuring that the software complies with Florida law while associations make data-driven decisions.
ONR provides customer on-site support services for its South Florida clients to support customers with a smooth digital transformation.
Condominiums that have joined the ONR app bandwagon include:
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| Continuum South Beach South Tower Condominiums, Miami Beach, FL |
- Continuum
- Carillon
- The Terraces at Turnberry
- 1000 Venetian
- Portofino
- Ten Museum Park
- South Pointe Tower
- Beachwalk Resort
- Ocean Two
- Marenas
- Sea Air Tower
- NuRiver Landing
- Palm Beach Hotel Condominium
- Marina Grande
- City Place South Tower
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| South Pointe Tower condominiums Miami Beach, FL |
ABOUT ONR
ONR app, founded in 2016 in Miami, is designed to simplify the community engagement process of HOAs in South Florida, including Miami, Broward and Palm Beach counties.
The app complies with Florida Legislature regulations to promote online voting for board members and to improve internal communications for condo owners on decisions that ultimately impact their property values and the over-all experience of living in the community.
To learn more about ONR app, please call 1-888-352-9711 to schedule a demo, or visit www.onrapp.com
