Florida Community Association Manager (CAM) License Course

Frequently Asked Questions About Gold Coast Schools CAM Course

Is Gold Coast Schools approved by the DBPR for the Florida CAM license course?

Yes. Gold Coast Schools is approved by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) to offer the Florida Community Association Manager (CAM) pre-licensing course. Our program meets all state education requirements to qualify for the Florida CAM exam.

How long does it take to complete the Florida CAM pre-licensing course?

The Florida CAM license course at Gold Coast is 16 hours in total. Most students finish it within one to two weeks, depending on their schedule and format. Once complete, you’ll receive a certificate that allows you to apply with the DBPR for a CAM license. Once the state approves your application, then you may schedule to sit for the state CAM exam.

Does the Gold Coast Schools CAM course cover Florida Statutes 718, 719, and 720?

Yes. The Gold Coast CAM pre-licensing course fully covers Florida Statutes 718 (Condominiums), 719 (Co-ops), and 720 (Homeowners’ Associations), including topics such as board elections, budgets, recordkeeping, and management ethics. You’ll learn everything you’ll need to know to manage Florida communities effectively and compliantly.

Can I take the Florida CAM license course online or in a classroom?

Gold Coast Schools offers online, livestream, and in-person CAM pre-licensing courses, so you can learn in the format that fits your lifestyle. Both options are DBPR-approved and taught by experienced Florida CAM instructors who know the state’s association laws inside and out.

What’s included in the Gold Coast CAM pre-licensing course?

Your course includes all required state curriculum, digital materials, instructor support, and practice exams that prepare you for the Florida CAM licensing test. You’ll gain the knowledge and confidence to manage residential communities, condominiums, and homeowner associations across Florida.

How do I apply for a CAM license in Florida after completing my course?

Once you’ve completed the DBPR-approved CAM pre-licensing course, you’ll apply directly through the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. This includes submitting an application, fingerprinting, your CAM Pre-license completion certificate, and scheduling your state exam. Gold Coast provides step-by-step guidance to make the process simple.

Does Gold Coast offer CAM continuing education (CE) courses?

Yes. In addition to pre-licensing, Gold Coast provides Florida CAM continuing education (CE) courses to help you renew your license every two years. CE completions are reported directly to the DBPR, ensuring compliance and peace of mind.

How fast can I schedule my Florida CAM state exam after finishing the course?

You can schedule your Florida CAM exam as soon as your CAM application is approved. Most Gold Coast Schools students take the exam within a few weeks of finishing their pre-licensing course, thanks to our efficient reporting. We suggest taking our CAM Cram Course while you’re waiting for the state to approve your CAM license application.

Why choose Gold Coast for your Florida CAM license training?

Gold Coast Schools has been a leader in Florida real estate and CAM education for over 50 years, helping thousands of professionals earn and renew their licenses. With flexible formats, expert instructors, and a proven track record of success, we’re the #1 choice for Florida community association manager courses.

What is the average salary for a Community Association Manager (CAM) in Florida?

The average Florida Community Association Manager (CAM) salary ranges from $57,000 to $88,000 per year, depending on your experience level, region, and the type or size of property you manage. CAMs working in larger or luxury communities, especially in cities like Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and Orlando, can earn $100,000 or more annually.