About Us

Meet Your Board of Directors

Our Board of Directors is a dedicated team of community leaders committed to serving the best interests of Stonebrook HOA Inc. Through their leadership, they work diligently to foster a safe, vibrant, and well-maintained community for all residents.

President: Jose Morin – Providing overall leadership and strategic direction to guide the community’s success.
Vice President & Treasurer: Jorge Aguero – Assists with leadership responsibilities and oversees the Association’s finances.
Secretary: Juan Morales – Ensuring accurate documentation of meetings, decisions, and communications.
Director: Juan Rosa – Supports various community projects and initiatives.
Director: Anna Kopper – Supports various community projects and initiatives.

What is a Homeowners Association?

What Is a Homeowners Association?

A Homeowners Association (HOA) is a private organization within a residential community—such as a neighborhood, condominium complex, or planned development—that is responsible for managing and maintaining common areas,
enforcing community rules, and preserving property values.

When someone buys a home in an HOA-governed community, they automatically become a member of the association and agree to follow its rules and regulations. These rules, often outlined in governing documents like Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs), are
designed to maintain a consistent and attractive appearance throughout the community while promoting a harmonious living environment.

Professionally Managed by Alton Madison Property Mgmt.

The daily operations of Stonebrook Homeowners Association, Inc. are expertly handled by Michel De Oliveira, LCAM, of Alton Madison Property Mgmt. With a strong commitment to excellence, the management team ensures every aspect of the community is well cared for—creating an environment residents are proud to call home.

Maintenance of Common Areas:

HOAs oversee the upkeep of shared spaces, such as parks, clubhouses, pools, sidewalks, and landscaping. In gated communities like Stonebrook, this can also include security features like gates and perimeter walls.

Rule Enforcement:

HOAs establish and enforce community rules related to property appearance, noise levels, parking, and other community standards. For instance, there may be guidelines regarding exterior paint colors, lawn maintenance, and holiday decorations

Benefits of an HOA:

Maintains clean, well-kept common areas.
Helps preserve and potentially increase property values.
Provides access to shared amenities like pools, gyms, and clubhouses.
Promotes a cohesive neighborhood aesthetic.