The Comprehensive Ultimate Florida Community Association
Manager Prelicensure Exam Preparation Toolkit Offering 200
Representative Practice Questions with In-Depth Rationales
Covering Statutory Law, Board Procedures, Financial
Budgeting, Reserve Studies, Insurance Policies, Vendor
Contracts, and Essential Maintenance Safety Protocols for
2026 Examinations
Sample CAM Practice Questions
Law
1. Which Florida statute primarily governs the
licensure and duties of Community Association
Managers (CAMs)?
• A) Chapter 617, F.S.
• B) Chapter 718, F.S.
• C) Chapter 468, Part VIII, F.S.
• D) Chapter 720, F.S.
,☑VERIFIED ANSWER: C – Chapter 468, Part VIII,
F.S. is the Community Association
Management Services Act, which establishes
the licensing requirements, scope of practice,
and regulatory authority for CAMs. Chapters
617, 718, and 720 govern not-for-profit
corporations, condominiums, and HOAs
respectively, but do not regulate the manager’s
license.
2. Under the Florida Not-for-Profit Corporate
Act (Chapter 617, F.S.), how many directors
must a community association have at
minimum?
• A) One
• B) Three
• C) Five
, • D) Seven
☑VERIFIED ANSWER: B – Chapter 617, F.S.
requires a minimum of three directors for a
not-for-profit corporation unless the articles of
incorporation specify a different number. This
ensures a functional board capable of making
decisions.
3. A CAM is notified that a unit owner has
installed new flooring without board approval,
in violation of the declaration. What should
the CAM do first?
• A) Fine the owner immediately.
• B) Notify the board and recommend
enforcement action per the governing
documents.
• C) Remove the flooring personally.
, • D) Ignore the violation unless another
owner complains.
☑VERIFIED ANSWER: B – The CAM’s role is
to advise and assist the board, not to enforce
rules unilaterally. The board must follow the
enforcement procedures outlined in the
governing documents, which typically include
notice and a hearing before any fines are
imposed.
4. According to the Florida Condominium Act
(Chapter 718, F.S.), how many days' notice is
generally required for a board meeting?
• A) 24 hours
• B) 48 hours
• C) 7 days
• D) 14 days
Manager Prelicensure Exam Preparation Toolkit Offering 200
Representative Practice Questions with In-Depth Rationales
Covering Statutory Law, Board Procedures, Financial
Budgeting, Reserve Studies, Insurance Policies, Vendor
Contracts, and Essential Maintenance Safety Protocols for
2026 Examinations
Sample CAM Practice Questions
Law
1. Which Florida statute primarily governs the
licensure and duties of Community Association
Managers (CAMs)?
• A) Chapter 617, F.S.
• B) Chapter 718, F.S.
• C) Chapter 468, Part VIII, F.S.
• D) Chapter 720, F.S.
,☑VERIFIED ANSWER: C – Chapter 468, Part VIII,
F.S. is the Community Association
Management Services Act, which establishes
the licensing requirements, scope of practice,
and regulatory authority for CAMs. Chapters
617, 718, and 720 govern not-for-profit
corporations, condominiums, and HOAs
respectively, but do not regulate the manager’s
license.
2. Under the Florida Not-for-Profit Corporate
Act (Chapter 617, F.S.), how many directors
must a community association have at
minimum?
• A) One
• B) Three
• C) Five
, • D) Seven
☑VERIFIED ANSWER: B – Chapter 617, F.S.
requires a minimum of three directors for a
not-for-profit corporation unless the articles of
incorporation specify a different number. This
ensures a functional board capable of making
decisions.
3. A CAM is notified that a unit owner has
installed new flooring without board approval,
in violation of the declaration. What should
the CAM do first?
• A) Fine the owner immediately.
• B) Notify the board and recommend
enforcement action per the governing
documents.
• C) Remove the flooring personally.
, • D) Ignore the violation unless another
owner complains.
☑VERIFIED ANSWER: B – The CAM’s role is
to advise and assist the board, not to enforce
rules unilaterally. The board must follow the
enforcement procedures outlined in the
governing documents, which typically include
notice and a hearing before any fines are
imposed.
4. According to the Florida Condominium Act
(Chapter 718, F.S.), how many days' notice is
generally required for a board meeting?
• A) 24 hours
• B) 48 hours
• C) 7 days
• D) 14 days
