How do I become a CAM?

To become a CAM in Florida, you must complete an accredited course, which is offered both online and in-person at approved state institutions. After earning your course certification, you will need to undergo fingerprinting and gain approval to take the state exam. The state exam includes 100 questions covering the following Florida statutes:

- Homeowners Association (Statute 720)

- Condominium Association (Statute 718)

- Cooperative Association (Statute 719)

- Timeshare (Statute 721)

How long does it take to become a CAM?

The entire certification and licensing process can be completed in as little as 30 days, depending on course availability and your study pace.

How long must I be licensed before I can get a job?

Once you are licensed, you are legally qualified to manage any corporation governed by Florida Statutes 718, 719, 720, or 721. The timeline for employment depends on your employer's hiring requirements.

Is a CAM position work-from-home?

Whether a CAM position is remote depends on your employer or assignment. On-site associations often require their CAM to work 40 hours a week in the office, and emergency responses or evening meetings are typically required. Portfolio managers, who oversee multiple associations, may spend additional time traveling and attending meetings.

Do CAMs work at night?

Yes, CAMs often work at night when associations hold their meetings in the evening. In most cases, CAMs are expected to attend these standard association meetings.utate.