When an HOA needs to finance a major repair, reconstruction project, or reserve shortfall without a large special assessment, it typically borrows through a bank division that specializes specifically in community association lending — a different product than a typical small-business loan.

National community association banking divisions

Alliance Association Bank

A division of Western Alliance Bank; the leading national HOA banking division, offering deposits, financing, and payment solutions.

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CIT Community Association Banking

Community association banking and HOA loan division, formerly tied to Mutual of Omaha Bank's HOA business.

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Pacific Premier Bank

One of the largest HOA deposit and lending businesses in the country.

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Popular Association Banking

Division of Popular Bank providing deposit accounts, lockbox payment processing, and lending exclusively for condo and homeowner associations nationwide since 1994.

800-233-7164 · associationsupport@popular.com

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Computer Mortgage Corporation

8188873901 · dan@computer-mortgage.com

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Heritage Bank of Commerce

California-based bank division offering treasury management, HOA payment systems, and lending for community associations.

844-489-0999 · HOASpecialtyBanking@herbank.com

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These companies are listed based on independent research — this isn't a paid placement or endorsement. Availability, pricing, and licensing vary by state and by your specific project; always vet any company directly, check references, and confirm licensing/insurance before signing a contract.

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