For a CAM license, how many units must a community have at minimum?

For a Community Association Manager (CAM) license in Florida, a community must have a minimum of 10 units. This requirement ensures that the community is large enough to merit professional management. The 10-unit threshold allows the manager to effectively oversee the operations and administration of the community, providing necessary services and maintaining standards that may not be feasible in smaller associations.

This regulation aims to ensure that CAMs are managing associations with a sufficient scale of size that justifies the need for professional management, as smaller communities may have simpler management needs that do not require licensed management. Thus, understanding this requirement helps ensure that aspiring managers know the type and size of communities they are eligible to manage once they obtain their CAM license.