Master Property Owners Association
Profile updated November 8, 2026
About Master Property Owners Association
The Master Property Owners Association manages Wonder Lake, a private 835-acre recreational lake in Wonder Lake, Illinois, northwest of Chicago. The association oversees lake-related matters and includes some subdivision management within the area.
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How Master Property Owners Association compares in Chicago
| Master Property Owners Association | Kairos Living | GC Realty & Development, LLC ® | Hales Property Management | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Google rating | 3.6 stars | 4.6 stars | 4.6 stars | 4.5 stars |
| Google reviews | 9 | 2,431 | 1,061 | 618 |
| Property types | HOA, Condo | HOA | HOA | HOA, Condo |
| Website | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Frequently asked questions
What does Master Property Owners Association manage?
Master Property Owners Association lists these services on its website: lake ownership and management, lake preservation and restoration, collection of subdivision dues for Oakwood Shores and Hickory Falls #3, enforcement of watercraft decal requirements, shoreline erosion control, public meeting facility management, coordination of lake-related regulations and guidelines, communication via newsletters and reports, administration of lake user safety and boating compliance.
How is Master Property Owners Association rated?
Master Property Owners Association holds a 3.6 star Google rating across 9 reviews, compared with a 3.6 star average among the 286 management firms we track in Chicago. Google reviews often come from residents as well as board members.
Where is Master Property Owners Association located?
Master Property Owners Association is at 7602 Hancock Dr, Wonder Lake, IL 60097. Phone: (815) 653-1000.
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