Florida CAM License Requirements: What You Need to Know
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Becoming a Licensed CAM in Florida
If you're considering a career in community association management in Florida, obtaining your CAM license is the first crucial step. The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) oversees the licensing process to ensure that managers possess the necessary knowledge and ethical standards.
Key Requirements:
- Age and Background: You must be at least 18 years old and possess good moral character.
- Pre-Licensure Education: Complete an 18-hour pre-licensure course approved by the DBPR.
- Fingerprinting and Background Check: Submit electronic fingerprints for a state and national background check.
- State Examination: Pass the Florida CAM state examination, which covers state and federal laws, financial management, and association operations.
Powerhouse Executives offers comprehensive training and mentoring programs to help aspiring CAMs navigate this process and launch successful careers.
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