Ysavel Leon

Ysavel Leon represents Advance HOA Management — the company paid with residents' dues to run the community. This page is about that company's conduct and service.

The companyWho she represents

Advance HOAManagement company

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Why we're calling on Ysavel

Residents describe interactions they experience as hostile, dismissive, slow, and error-prone — the opposite of the service a community is paying for.

Our members are asking Advance HOA Management to address these service and conduct concerns and to stop pursuing enforcement actions that residents consider unwarranted. This is feedback to a business about the service it provides — nothing more.

Residents also point out that trash collection was one of the few services actually included in the roughly $90-a-month dues the company collects and administers. When the city took over trash service, residents note, the dues did not go down.

Our ask is simple: change how this community is treated — or the community will keep working to end the relationship.

From residents

A first-hand account from a Waterglen resident, in their own words. Have your own to add? Share your story.

Dealing with Ms. Leon at Advance HOA Management was, in my experience, one of open hostility. I found her rude, quick with delay tactics, and so careless with details that it felt like negligence — and at times like targeted harassment of the very residents she is paid to serve. This is my honest account of the service our community received.— Waterglen resident

Send Ysavel a message

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To: publicrelations@waterglenhoa.org · Subject: Service and conduct concerns — Waterglen community

To Advance HOA Management, As a member of the Waterglen community, I am writing to raise concerns about the service your company provides to our neighborhood. Residents have experienced interactions that feel hostile, dismissive, and slow, along with enforcement actions we consider unwarranted. I am asking your company to address these service and conduct concerns and to stop pursuing unwarranted fines and assessments against residents. I would appreciate a written response describing how you intend to address this. Sincerely, [Your name] [Your street in Waterglen]

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