Under Florida rules, a CAM license is required when which condition is met?

• A. The manager receives compensation for management services
• B. The association has more than 10 units or an annual budget over $100K
• C. Both conditions apply
• D. Neither condition applies

Answer: (C)

In Florida, a Community Association Manager (CAM) license is required for anyone who handles management duties for a condominium or homeowners association. The law uses two triggers to determine when licensure is needed: receiving compensation for management services, and the association meeting certain size or budget thresholds (more than 10 units or an annual budget over $100,000). Because licensure applies whenever either condition is met, the option that states both conditions apply best reflects the full set of scenarios where a CAM license is required. In other words, you need the license if you’re paid for management work, and you also need it if you’re managing a larger association that reaches those unit or budget thresholds, since both pathways indicate licensure is appropriate.