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Hawaiiana Management Company Ltd
Waikoloa, Hawaii
They don’t even try to represent actual homeowners.
They don’t even try to represent actual homeowners. Our HOA receives zero help from this company and the two successive reps that have been assigned to our community. Many of the community’s issues could be reduced if these reps responded consistently and quickly. Our development has a long list of CCVR’s, and the HOA management company is contracted to enforce these items. All they do is collect their fees and do the minimum. They don’t ever bother even visiting the development to see how things look. When a homeowner reports an issue, the onus is on them to do all the work to outline the issue. Try calling them for a critical issue, and you can’t find a representative to pick up the phone. Just a very frustrating experience all the way around.
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Hawaii HOA Questions
Q1:What law governs HOAs in Hawaii?
Hawaii condominiums are governed by the Hawaii Condominium Property Act (HRS Chapter 514B). Planned community associations are governed by HRS Chapter 421J, the Planned Community Associations Act.
Q2:Can a Hawaii HOA prohibit electric vehicle charging stations?
No. Hawaii law (HRS § 196-7.5) prohibits HOAs from unreasonably restricting the installation of EV charging stations in individually owned spaces or garages.
Q3:Does Hawaii require HOA financial audits?
Yes. Hawaii law requires condominium associations to conduct annual audits or financial reviews depending on the association's annual income, and to make results available to members.