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Community association manager (CAM)

A community association manager is a Georgia licensee authorized within the CAM license class to perform specified management services for condominium, cooperative, homeowner, and similar property-owner associations for compensation.

Exam area: Real Estate Practice in Georgia

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What does “community association manager (CAM)” mean in real estate?

A community association manager is a Georgia licensee authorized within the CAM license class to perform specified management services for condominium, cooperative, homeowner, and similar property-owner associations for compensation.

How is “community association manager (CAM)” different from the closest wrong answer?

CAM work concerns management of a community association. It is not the same as acting as a salesperson in the sale or lease of property, and the license scope matters.

What is the Georgia-specific rule?

Georgia separately licenses community association managers and includes CAM examination and licensing information in the state program.

Worked exam example

Scenario

A licensee manages association budgets, common-area vendors, and board-directed operations for a condominium association under a management agreement.

What is the most common exam trap?

Trap correction

Do not assume a CAM license grants every authority of a salesperson or broker.

Original exam check

Apply the definition

A licensee holds only a Georgia community association manager license and is affiliated with a brokerage firm. An owner in the managed community asks the licensee to find a tenant for the owner's unit for a fee. What is correct?

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