RESIDENTS

A Better Resident Experience Starts at RealManage

RealManage is built around the resident experience. In partnership with your Board of Directors, our team manages day-to-day operations, communication, and service—so you have clear, reliable access to the information and support that matters most. 

We focus on transparency, simple tools, and responsive support to make everyday community life better. 

RESIDENT PORTAL

Stay connected to your community.

The Resident Portal gives you secure, 24/7 access to your account and community information without extra steps or phone calls. 

Your fastest way to get things done. 

  • Pay assessments 
  • View account balances and payment history 
  • Access Governing Documents 
  • View community announcements and calendar 
  • Submit service requests and track related work orders 
  • View statements, notices, and correspondence  
  • Submit architectural (ACC) requests (not available for all communities) 
  • Update your contact information  
  • Contact your management team  

WELCOME

New to Your Community? Start Here

If you’re new to a RealManage community, we’ve put together a quick guide to help you get set up. 

  • How to register for the Resident Portal  
  • Where to find your account information  
  • Payment options and setup  
  • What to expect in your community  
  • How to get support  

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Go to https://resident.ciranet.com/ the Resident Portal login page and click “Don’t have an account?” 
 
Select Register Now or Sign Up with Google.  
 
You’ll need your 16-digit account number (R-number) and check digit from your Welcome Letter or billing statement, plus a valid email address.  
 
Follow the prompts to create your username and password, and you’ll receive a validation email to complete the process. 

Report an issue, ask a question, or submit a service request through your Resident Portal. 

Use the “Retrieve Now” option on the login page.

Get help from our Resident Support Team available
– Monday–Friday, 7:30 AM – 7:00 PM (CST) 
– Phone: 1-866-473-2573 
– Email: realservice@ciramail.com

HOA rules are designed to protect property values and maintain consistency across the community. This guide explains how rules are created, enforced, and what they typically cover. Learn more about Effective Strategies to Create and Enforce HOA Rules

Most communities have an Architectural Control Committee (ACC) or Architectural Review Committee (ARC) that reviews requests for exterior changes to homes or properties. 
 
These committees are typically made up of fellow homeowners who volunteer and are appointed by the Board. They review applications to ensure any changes align with the community’s guidelines and standards. Most committees have up to 30 days to review a request, though timing can vary by community and the completeness of the application. 
 
How to submit a request: 

  1. Review your community’s governing documents and guidelines first  
  2. Locate the architectural request form in your Resident Portal  
  3. Complete the application with as much detail as possible  
  4. Include supporting materials such as:  
  5. Plat map or survey with changes show to scale  
  6. Dimensions and placement (including setbacks)  
  7. Photos, drawings, or color samples as applicable 
  8. Anything else required in the community’s specific application 

The more complete your submission, the easier it is for the committee to review—and the more likely it is to be approved without delays. 

In most communities, the Board is made up of your neighbors—fellow homeowners who volunteer to serve. From the President to the Treasurer, each member has specific responsibilities. Learn how the Role and Responsibilities of Board Members

Yes, you can make a payment without logging in. Look for the Quick Payment or Make a One-Time Payment link on the login page. You can typically pay using ACH, e-check, credit card, or debit card, though fees may apply depending on which method you choose.

Your community association manager plays a key role in keeping operations running smoothly. Learn what they’re responsible for and how they support your community. Learn more about the CAM role.

On your billing statement or payment coupon.

HOA terms can feel unfamiliar at first. This guide explains the most common ones you’ll see, so you can feel more confident navigating your community. Read more about the Six HOA Terms Every Resident Should Know.

If you’re a current homeowner, you can access many of your community Governing Documents and account details directly through your Resident Portal
 
For official resale documents, estoppel certificates, or closing-related materials, your title company or closing agent should place an order through the RealManage Closing Portal
This ensures they receive the most accurate and up-to-date information required for your closing.