New Resident Resources
Just moved in? Welcome home! Keep reading to help you acclimate to life in your new neighborhood.
Do this right away
Add these to your to-do list after you’ve moved into the neighborhood.
1. Register for your neighborhood hub
2. set up auto-pay for your assessments
3. Request amenity access
Then get to know your new community
Homeowner assessments
Part of owning a home in a planned community is paying assessments to preserve and enhance shared spaces, like the clubhouse and pickleball courts in Regency at Ten Trails.
Not sure what that means? Read this article for an overview.
Community concern form
Report issues that you spot in the amenities through the community concern form. Include a photo if you have one!
Community governance
There’s a nonprofit entity in place whose purpose is to maintain the vision and integrity of your community: the Regency at Ten Trails Owners Association.
The Ten Trails Association oversees compliance, design review, and rentals for this community — reach them directly at hoa@tentrails.com.
Renting out your house?
Connect with others
Resident directory
Use the resident directory — accessible only when logged in — to connect with your new neighbors.
Resident-led clubs
What’s better than connecting with others who share your interests? Your new community has a host of resident-led clubs to fit most interests. It’s a great way to meet your neighbors, too!
Need help?
We — your Regency at Ten Trails Community Life team — are here to answer any questions you might have. Here’s a list of ways to contact us in case you need to reach us.
Quick access from your phone
Android: Access the website through Chrome, tap on the three vertical dots in the top-right corner, tap “add to home screen” and then tap “add automatically.”
