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Foundations - Application - CMCA Certified Manager OF Community Associations Actual 2026/2027 WITH
& Detailed Rationales Community Association Managers International Certification Board Camicb Update
Community Association Management Graduate
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,Table of Contents
Content Area Questions Key Topics
CMCA Certified Manager OF 1-29 Board, Manager, Community, Association S, Reserve
Community Associations
Actual 2026/2027 WITH &
Detailed Rationales
Community Association
Managers International
Certification Board Camicb
Update Community
Association Management
Graduate
Manager 30-58 Board, Association, Reserve, Community, Annual
Association S 59-87 Association, Manager, Board, Community, Reserve
Community 88-116 Board, Manager, Association, Reserve, Meeting
Reserve 117-145 Board, Manager, Association S, Community, Homeowner
Meeting 146-170 Board, Association S, Manager, Governing Documents,
Homeowner
TOTAL 170 All questions include answers and detailed rationales
,Section A - CMCA Certified Manager OF Community
Associations Actual 2026/2027 WITH & Detailed Rationales
Community Association Managers International
Certification Board Camicb Update Community Association
Management Graduate
Q1.
A community association's governing documents require board approval for any
architectural modification, but the documents are silent on enforcement procedures. The
board has been inconsistently approving similar requests, leading to a complaint of
discriminatory enforcement. Which of the following actions best aligns with legal and
ethical standards?
A. Immediately approve all pending requests B. Adopt a formal, written architectural
to avoid further complaints. review policy with objective criteria and
apply it uniformly.
C. Delegate all architectural decisions to the D. Refer the complaint to the association's
manager to ensure consistency. attorney and await legal advice before any
action.
Correct: B - Adopt a formal, written architectural review policy with objective criteria and
apply it uniformly.
Rationale:Adopting a formal, written policy ensures fair and consistent application, mitigating
discrimination claims. Approving all requests or delegating to the manager does not address
the lack of standards. While legal counsel may be consulted, the board has a duty to act and
establish procedures.
Q2.
An association's reserve study indicates a funding ratio of 70%, but the board desires to
increase it to 100% over the next five years. The annual budget currently allocates 15% of
assessments to reserves. Which of the following strategies is most financially prudent
and commonly recommended?
A. Immediately double the reserve B. Phase in increased reserve contributions
contribution and cut all nonessential gradually while monitoring cash flow.
expenses.
C. Take out a loan to fund the reserves to D. Reduce reserve contributions to maintain
the desired level immediately. current operating expenses.
Correct: B - Phase in increased reserve contributions gradually while monitoring cash
flow.
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Rationale: Gradual increases allow the association to adjust without sudden financial strain on
owners. Immediate doubling may be disruptive, and loans are not typical for reserves.
Reducing contributions would worsen the funding ratio.
Q3.
A homeowner is injured on a common area sidewalk that had a known trip hazard. The
board had been notified but failed to repair it. Which legal doctrine most likely applies to
the association's liability?
A. Sovereign immunity B. Attractive nuisance
C. Premises liability D. Respondeat superior
Correct: C - Premises liability
Rationale:Premises liability holds property owners responsible for injuries due to unsafe
conditions. Sovereign immunity protects government entities, attractive nuisance applies to
children, and respondeat superior applies to employee actions.
Q4.
During a board meeting, a director makes a motion to approve a contract with a company
owned by the director's spouse. The director does not disclose the relationship. Which of
the following is the most appropriate immediate action?
A. Proceed with the vote since the director B. Require the director to disclose the
has no personal interest. conflict and recuse from discussion and
voting.
C. Allow the director to vote but document D. Terminate the director immediately for
the relationship in the minutes. breach of fiduciary duty.
Correct: B - Require the director to disclose the conflict and recuse from discussion and
voting.
Rationale:Directors must disclose conflicts of interest and typically abstain from voting.
Proceeding without disclosure violates fiduciary duties. Termination is not an immediate board
action; disclosure and recusal are required.
Q5.
A community association's CC&Rs require that all exterior modifications receive prior
written approval. A homeowner installs a satellite dish without approval, citing FCC
regulations. Which of the following best describes the association's position?
A. The association can require removal B. The association may impose reasonable
because the CC&Rs take precedence. restrictions on the size and placement of the
dish.
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