Property Management (CAM Firms) for Florida HOAs and condos

7 property management (CAM) firms serving Florida · listed A–Z · last checked

Community association management firms handle day-to-day operations for HOAs and condos: budgets and financial reports, collections, vendor coordination, meeting notices, records, and rules enforcement. In Florida, a company that manages associations for pay needs a community association management firm license from the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR), and managers of associations with more than 10 units or a budget over $100,000 need an individual CAM license. Ask who your assigned manager will be, how many communities they handle, and exactly what the base fee covers.

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