For HOA board members

Fund the repairs your community needs.

Major repairs don’t have to mean a large lump-sum demand on unit owners.

Your board is under pressure

SIRS requirements and insurance carrier demands are creating funding needs that can’t wait. The longer repairs are deferred, the higher the cost and the greater the risk to the association.

What’s at stake

A lump-sum special assessment puts the full cost on unit owners at once, often thousands of dollars due within months. Owners feel the financial strain which triggers complaints to the board. On top of that, board members face personal liability exposure due to deferred maintenance.

How TuCielo helps

TuCielo finances the repairs your association needs and spreads the cost over time, giving unit owners a manageable monthly payment instead of a lump-sum demand. We approve associations that banks decline, with terms up to 25 years that keep per-unit costs affordable. Your board gets the project funded while your owners get a payment they can manage.

How it works for your board

Tell us about your project.

Share the scope, the timeline and your funding situation.

We review and respond fast.

Our streamlined process means faster decisions, typically in weeks.

Clear path to get the work done.

Your board presents unit owners with a manageable monthly payment.

Your association gets funded.

We handle the financing so contractors get paid and work can begin.

Show your owners what financing could look like

Run the numbers on your association’s project before your next owner meeting.

Backed by 15 years of Florida property financing

When you bring TuCielo to your board, you’re backed by a proven track record.

90K+
projects completed in Florida
$2B+
financed across Florida
15 yrs
of Florida property financing experience

FAQs

Who is responsible for repaying an HOA loan?
The association is the borrower. Loan payments are made from association funds. Individual board members are not personally liable and the loan does not affect individual unit owners’ credit scores.

No. There are no liens placed on individual units as a result of the association loan. The loan belongs to the association, not individual owners.

Instead of a large lump-sum special assessment, unit owners contribute through regular monthly payments spread over the loan term. As an illustrative example: a $2.5M project financed over 25 years at a fixed rate of 8.99%, for a 100-unit association, results in approximately $210 per unit per month. Actual amounts will vary based on project size, number of units, rate and term.

Yes, but TuCielo financing converts a large lump-sum demand on unit owners into manageable monthly payments.

See if TuCielo is right for your association.

Take one minute to tell us about your association and project.