Weldon L. Brown Company, Inc.
A Riverside, CA based Homeowners Association (HOA) and
Property Management Company, Since 1963.
Looking for a New HOA Management Company?
If your current HOA management company is underperforming, The Weldon L. Brown Co. can help take your HOA to a new level of excellence and earn the trust and cooperation of your residents and members. Our transition process is painless!
During these uncertain times as an HOA Management company we must take steps to protect our staff during this national pandemic. Our office is CLOSED to the public. Our office is open, staff is working, phones are active, however we won’t allow open (free) access to the office.
This will be our protocol for the immediate foreseeable future. Thank you for your patience and understanding, should you have any questions, concerns or would like to make an appointment to be seen in the office, please call (951) 682-5454
Physical payments can still be mailed in or placed in the drop box located at the front of our office building. Our office address is, 5029 La Mart Dr. Riverside, CA 92507.
We welcome the opportunity to provide you with the following information about our Homeowners Association (HOA) management company, our team, and the services we provide.
As an established Homeowners Association (HOA) and Property Management firm, the Weldon L. Brown Co, Inc. is currently providing HOA management and advisory services to Commercial, Office Buildings, Apartments, HOA, Homeowners Associations, and Community Associations. We serve the needs of the growing number of property owners and HOA members in Riverside County and San Bernardino County. For instance, our Company has provided professional Homeowners Association Management, HOA Management, and Community Association Management services to client developments in Banning, Big Bear, Chino, Colton, Corona, Diamond Bar, Fontana, Hemet, Loma Linda, Moreno Valley, Palm Springs, Pomona, Ontario, Redlands, Rialto, San Bernardino, Riverside, Wildomar and other cities…
Since 1963, Weldon L. Brown, Co. has been actively involved in HOA and property management and in assisting property owners, developers, and institutional lenders and investors with their HOA management needs. The Homeowners Association (HOA) managers are all Certified Community Association Managers (CCAM) with the California Association of Community Managers (CACM) and abide by the standard of ethics of that organization. We are a member of the management firm counsel with the California Association of Community Managers along with being an active member of the Community Association Institute Greater Inland Empire Chapter (CAI).
As a boutique Riverside based HOA management firm, we provide our clients with highly customized and reliable service.
Service programs are tailored to specific needs of individual clients. This approach ensures the efficient use of resources and client satisfaction.
It is an honor to be recognized by those we are doing business with, both clients and colleagues, for our team strives to exceed our clients expectations and to be a valuable business partner to them by offering them efficient and effective solutions.
Let us be your key to quality management!
– Weldon L. Brown Co. Team
Most Recent Blog Posts
Dissecting the HOA Management Fee
You are in the office and the telephone rings. The voice on the other end asks, “What would you charge to manage a 151+ unit HOA? We need a ballpark figure so we can talk it over with the other members of the board.” Most HOA community managers have received calls such as these. The […]Read More
5 Common Misconceptions About HOA Management Companies
HOA management companies are essential to the success of a community that thrives under a Home Owner’s Association. While HOA management is something that is quite common, many homeowners and elected board members believe most of these common misconceptions. Weldon L. Brown Company is proud to help clear up some of these misconceptions and show […]Read More
What Does a HOA Management Company Do?
Effectively running a community can be a real challenge for most board members. In most cases, a Homeowner Association (HOA) is in charge of managing the business affairs’ of the corporations while balancing the wants and needs of the homeowners within the community. However, these responsibilities are usually more than volunteers can handle without a […]Read More
