Question 1

What is Saga?

Accepted Answer

Saga is a platform that transforms the way community associations (HOAs) and managers connect and collaborate. It empowers community associations to regain control over their software, choose managers based on specific skills, and actively participate in a free and open marketplace. Managers pocket 100% of the management fee that is agreed upon by the manager and the association.

Question 2

Who can benefit from Saga?

Accepted Answer

Both community managers and associations. Community managers can find associations that align with their expertise and interests, and keep 100% of the management fees paid by the association. Associations can choose managers who meet their unique needs — they get to choose who manages their community, set the price with their manager, and keep access to their software platform. Board members seeking a change of pace can also become managers with Saga's support.

Question 3

How does Saga empower community managers?

Accepted Answer

Managers have the freedom to choose associations that match their skills and passion. Instead of being assigned to communities, managers can actively browse and select opportunities. They showcase qualifications via our Trophies system to ensure a meaningful and harmonious partnership. Managers keep 100% of the management fees paid by the association — whether you're a stay-at-home parent looking to manage one or two communities, or a professional looking to manage many.

Question 4

What if I'm a board member but want to manage my own community?

Accepted Answer

Saga offers comprehensive support to board members transitioning into community managers — assistance, access to top-notch software (Vantaca), service-provider lists, and networking opportunities within the Saga community.

Question 5

How can I get started with Saga?

Accepted Answer

Visit sagahoa.com and create a community or manager account. Or reach out to us directly via the contact form or at info@sagahoa.com.

Answers to the most asked questions

What is Saga?

Who can benefit from Saga?

How does Saga empower community managers?

What if I'm a board member but want to manage my own community?

How can I get started with Saga?