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Renewing your Florida CAM license means 15 hours of continuing education across specific DBPR categories, or 17 if you manage HOAs. CA-Pulse lets you search by the credit you're missing, in person and online, instead of hunting across a dozen websites. And when the day is done, industry social events like happy hours and mixers, county by county.

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Your CAM renewal, at a glance

Florida CAM licenses renew on a two-year cycle. Here's what has to be done before it lapses.

πŸ” Every 2 years
Your CAM license renews biennially. Your continuing education has to be complete by the deadline each cycle.
πŸ“… Due September 30
The renewal deadline is September 30 of your renewal year. Leaving it to the last week is how people miss it.
πŸŽ“ 15 hours of CE
Fifteen hours of DBPR-approved continuing education across the required categories below, or 17 if you manage HOAs.

The 15 hours span five DBPR categories: Legal Update, Insurance & Financial Management, Operation of Physical Property, Human Resources, and Electives (3 hours each). If you manage HOAs, your 3 elective hours are replaced by 5 HOA-specific hours: 3 in recordkeeping (EH1) and2 in HOA education (EH2), for 17 total.

Educational summary only, not legal advice. Requirements are point-in-time and can change. Confirm your exact hours and categories with the Florida DBPR (myfloridalicense.com), and take legal questions to your association's attorney.

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Every DBPR CAM credit category. Pick one and see only the courses that grant it.

Legal Update
Changes to Ch. 455, 468, 617, 718, 719, 720, 721 & case law
Insurance & Financial Mgmt
Association insurance and financial management
Operation of Physical Property
Operating the association's physical property
Human Resources
Disaster prep, employee relations, communication
HOA Education (EH2)
HOA-specific management education for CAMs managing HOAs (HB 1203)
HOA Recordkeeping (EH1)
HOA official-records requirement for CAMs managing HOAs (HB 1203)
Elective / General Mgmt
Any of categories 2–4 or general CAM management

Managing HOAs? You have extra requirements.

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3 hours recordkeeping (EH1)

Of the 5 HOA hours, HB 1203 requires at least 3 to cover HOA official records, a category that didn't exist before 2024.

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2 hours HOA education (EH2)

The other 2 of your 5 HOA-specific hours: HOA management education, distinct from your general CAM categories. Filter for it directly.

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When you create an account, note whether you manage condos, HOAs, or co-ops, and we'll surface the courses that fit.

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Your education, in one site.

Florida's CAM education is spread across many providers, each with its own site and schedule. CA-Pulse brings it into one place, so you can find in-person and online classes filtered to the credit your renewal needs.

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