Pay Assessments

We're thrilled to introduce you to BUURT, CCMC's brand-new resident portal! This new and improved experience will serve as a one-stop shop for all your association needs, from viewing and paying your association account balance to accessing important community information.
 
How Does this New Portal Benefit You?
We understand how overwhelming it can be to juggle multiple systems for community information, and that's why we've created this streamlined experience that will optimize how you currently:
 

• Pay and view your account balance
• View any current compliance issues
• Access community documents
• Update your contact information

Quick Reference Guide
Below you can find a one-page quick reference guide for residents who prefer a brief overview of where to find the information they need in the portal. Download Quick Reference Guide.
 

Step-by-Step Guides
To access step-by-step guides on creating your account, paying your balance, and more, please visit the "Download How-to Guides" section located at the bottom of the page.  
 
 
Create Your Account

Visit buurt.ccmcnet.com and click the gray Sign-Up button under the email and password fields, or select “Don’t have one yet? Sign Up,” located below the login options. If you don't have an email on file with the association, include your account number and property address when registering. Your account number is listed on your assessment statement.
 
Complete the short form and click "Create Account," or choose "Continue with Google" if your association account is linked to Gmail.
 
Pay and View Balance

This new portal allows you to set up single sign-on (SSO) with Western Alliance Bank (also known as Alliance Association Bank or AAB). With SSO, you can easily view your account balance and pay your assessment using a single account.
 
Click the link under the training and resources section below to access a step-by-step guide for enabling SSO and managing your payments.
 
eCheck:       $2.95
Debit Card:  $5.00
Credit Card: 3.5%
 
View Current Compliance
The portal will also allow you to view any current compliance issues and information associated with the issue. Access the how-to guide below for detailed instructions on accessing your compliance details within the portal.
 
Access Community Documents
In the documents section of the portal, you can view all private, member-only documents for the association, including governing documents, financial reports, and meeting minutes.
 
Training and Resources
Have questions or need help using our resident portal? Visit the link below to access step-by-step how-to guides on features like setting up your account, viewing compliance, accessing documents, and more!
 
If you need additional support, please contact your management team or CCMC's customer service at (480) 921-7500 or customerservice@ccmcnet.com.
 
Download How-to Guides and Videos

Bryson Community homeowners have two statement delivery options to choose from: 
 

By Mail:
This is the default delivery option for receiving quarterly statements.  Statements are mailed to the billing address on file the month before assessments become due.

 

Please make checks payable to:   
Bryson Community Association

 

By E-mail:
- Log in to the Buurt Resident Portal or app.

- Go to Account or Profile > Billing or Statements.

- Find “E‑statements” or “Paperless billing” and toggle ON.

- Confirm or verify the email address where statements should be sent.

- Agree to any paperless consent/terms and save.

 

If you don’t see the option, make sure your account email is verified; contact your property office if it still isn’t available. 

There are many ways to pay your association dues. In addition to paying by mail, the following are details on four electronic payment options: recurring payments, electronic checks, debit cards, and credit cards.

Whichever method you choose, please include your account number to ensure your payment is applied promptly and correctly. If you have any questions about your account or our payment options, feel free to contact a member of your onsite team or our CCMC Customer Service Support Team at 1-833-301-4538. 

Pay by Mail & Multiple Accounts
When paying by mail or through your online bill payment service, it is imperative that separate checks and
envelopes be used for each account. Each check should also include the account number to ensure funds are applied accurately.

Please make sure you mail your coupon/statement stub with your payment. Any payments that cannot be processed
automatically by the payment processing service center will be processed by converting your paper check into an
electronic check transaction. The remittance address for your mailed payments is:

Recurring Payments - Click Here
To establish eligibility for recurring payment processing through Alliance Association Bank, please visit our
webpage at https://pay.allianceassociationbank.com/Home?cmcid=9D286DE8. Under New Users, select to
Setup Account and follow the prompts as directed. Please note that there is no charge for the election of recurring eCheck
payments. Please read the information asterisked (*) below before signing up for any recurring payments with the
bank directly.

 

 

One-time Electronic Checks - Click here
Under One Time Payment, select the eCheck or Debit/Credit Card icon and follow the prompts as directed. The bank charges a $2.95 fee per transaction for one-time eCheck payments. Phone payments are not available.

Debit and Credit Card Payments - Click here
Under One Time Payment, select the Debit/Credit Card icon and follow the prompts as directed. The bank charges a $5.00 flat processing fee per debit card transaction and a 3.5% per credit card transaction. American Express, Discover, Master Card, and Visa are accepted. Phone payments are not available.

Individual Bank Bill Payment Services
If you are using a bill payment service through your bank or a third party, please review your account number and remittance address. Many bill payment services remit electronically, and the correct account number is essential for proper posting. If your assessment has changed, you must also update your account information with your financial institution.