Andrew Stoutenburg

Andrew’s work is centered on one core belief: communities are better off when they understand risk early, not when they’re forced to react to it later. Since joining Reserve Advisors in 2013, he has focused on helping boards and property managers see the full picture of what they own, what it will cost to maintain, and what happens when planning is put off.

Early in his career at Reserve Advisors, Andrew spent time in the field completing reserve studies across a wide range of communities, from small associations to complex, high-rise and mixed-use properties. He conducted on-site inspections, evaluated building systems, and worked closely with management teams to translate physical conditions into clear, usable planning guidance. Those experiences gave him a first-hand view of how deferred maintenance, unclear ownership responsibilities, and underfunding compound over time.

As his role evolved, Andrew took on greater responsibility across the West region, with a particular focus on Texas and other markets without mandated reserve study requirements. In these regions, education often matters more than compliance. Andrew works with boards that are navigating aging infrastructure, shared systems, and difficult funding realities, helping them understand not just what the numbers say, but what the consequences of inaction look like.

Today, Andrew serves as a Regional Executive Director, supporting high-impact initiatives across the organization while staying closely connected to clients and field teams. He mentors engineers, steps in during complex or high-stakes board conversations, and helps guide communities through decisions that are rarely easy but always necessary. His goal is not to make decisions for boards, but to make sure they understand the path they are on before the cost of waiting becomes unavoidable.