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Community Association Mgmt.
CAM CE Correspondence Packages
Florida CAM Classroom Course Continuing Education Schedule Now offered through Zoom 2025-2026 Renewal Cycle
These courses are the best in the industry and are available as a mailed hard copy or an electronic download.
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the 15 Hour Package Includes
Navigating Community Management Strategies and Operations
This comprehensive guide explores essential strategies and operational practices for effective community association management, covering condominiums, cooperatives, and HOAs.
Topics include governance best practices, policy enforcement, maintenance planning, vendor management, budgeting, resident communications, and conflict resolution strategies.
It also provides worksheets and practical tools to help boards streamline operations, enhance resident satisfaction, and ensure the long-term success of the community.
Reserve and Replacement Funds: A Comprehensive Guide
This essential guide explains the importance of reserve and replacement funds in community associations, focusing on long-term planning for capital expenditures and deferred maintenance.
It outlines statutory requirements under Florida law for condominiums, cooperatives, and HOAs, including budgeting, structural integrity reserve studies, and voting rules.
Practical tools like the straight-line and pooling methods for calculating assessments are explored, along with federal tax implications.
The book emphasizes fiduciary duties, proper fund segregation, and transparent reporting—making it an indispensable resource for board members, managers, and professionals committed to responsible financial stewardship.
Conducting Elections – Election Process
Conducting Elections outlines the structure and governance of community associations, including their purpose, legal framework, and election processes.
Community associations, typically formed as not-for-profit corporations, manage shared properties and enforce community rules. The board of directors, elected by members, oversees operations and maintenance.
Individual members must adhere to community regulations and are responsible for their property.
Elections for board members follow specific legal guidelines, including eligibility criteria and procedures for recalls. This manual emphasizes transparency and member participation in governance.
Conducting Meetings: A Comprehensive Guide
Unlock the potential of your community association meetings with our comprehensive guide.
This manual provides essential strategies for conducting effective meetings that comply with legal requirements while fostering open communication and collaboration among members.
From preparing clear agendas to documenting discussions and following up on action items, this resource equips board members and management with the tools needed to enhance governance and community satisfaction.
2025 Update Seminar: A Comprehensive Guide
This course provides an in-depth examination of recent legislative changes in Florida, focusing on various House Bills and Senate Bills that impact mobile home parks, community associations, and professional licensure.
Key topics include the mediation process for mobile home disputes, enhanced recognition for skilled workers, and new regulations for community association management.
Participants will explore amendments to Florida Statutes that address homeowners’ rights, financial accountability, and the responsibilities of community association managers.
2026 Update Seminar: A Comprehensive Guide
This course provides an in-depth examination of recent legislative changes in Florida, focusing on various House Bills and Senate Bills that impact mobile home parks, community associations, and professional licensure.
Key topics include the mediation process for mobile home disputes, enhanced recognition for skilled workers, and new regulations for community association management.
Participants will explore amendments to Florida Statutes that address homeowners’ rights, financial accountability, and the responsibilities of community association managers.
Why do you need these courses?
61E14-4.001 CONTINUING EDUCATION RENEWAL Requirements
- Community association managers must complete 15 hours of continuing education every two years, with each hour involving 50 minutes of approved classroom, correspondence, interactive, or online coursework. Licenses will not be renewed without fulfilling this requirement.
- Only continuing education courses approved by the Council shall be valid for purposes of licensee renewal.
- The required 15 hours of continuing education shall be comprised of courses approved pursuant to Rule 61E14-4.003, F.A.C., in the following areas:
3 hours of legal update seminars: Covers changes to Chapters 455, 468, Part VIII, 617, 718, 719, 720, 721, F.S., and other legislation, case law, and regulations affecting community association management. Credit cannot be earned twice for the same seminar in different years.
3 hours on insurance and financial management: Includes topics related to insurance and managing finances for community associations.
3 hours on property operations: Managing the physical property of community associations.
3 hours on human resources: Includes disaster preparedness, employee relations, and communication skills for handling residents and vendors.
3 hours on human resources: Includes disaster preparedness, employee relations, and communication skills for handling residents and vendors.
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