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THIS COURSE FULFILLS THE INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENT Chapter 1: Budget Fundamentals [3 CE Hours] In this course we discuss fundamentals of the budget and financial management process for community associations. When used properly, the budget serves the association as a guide to compare, throughout the fiscal year, its actual revenue and expenses to its budgeted revenue and expenses. Good financial management practices are a responsibility of a board of directors as well as that of a CAM, management firm, and/or managing entity. THIS COURSE FULFILLS THE OPERATION OF PHYSICAL PROPERTY FOR COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS REQUIREMENT Chapter 2: Landscape Maintenance Responsibilities in Community Associations 13 [3 CE Hours] 1 To a significant extent, landscape plans, designs, and maintenance are centered around procedures and principles based on F.S. 373.185, “Local Florida-Friendly Landscaping Ordinances.” Florida-friendly landscaping is defined as quality landscapes that conserve water, protect the environment, are adaptable to local conditions, and are drought tolerant. It provides regulations and guiding principles for counties and municipalities in Florida. This course will explore procedures as well as elements of landscaping. THIS COURSE FULFILLS THE LEGAL UPDATE REQUIREMENT Chapter 3: Legal Update 2025-2026 26 [3 CE Hours] This course provides students with statutes and administrative rules applicable to community associations and community association managers. Some laws directly impact condominiums, cooperatives, homeowners’ associations, and timeshares. While others may apply to related entities, such as management, flood disclosures, and fire prevention. Included are laws passed and administrative codes adopted during the 2025 legislative session. We will review legislative changes from 2024 as they may impact those made in 2025. THIS COURSE FULFILLS THE HUMAN RESOURCES REQUIREMENT Chapter 4: Meetings, Important or a Waste of Time? 49 [3 CE Hours] This course examines the requirements, authority, process, and procedures for community associations to conduct meetings. It addresses the perception of the importance of meetings in community associations that often differs between owners and board members. In this course, we will discuss the necessity of meetings as it relates to Florida statutes, meeting requirement differences among condominiums, cooperatives, homeowners’ associations, and timeshares. This course intends to review certain statutory requirements and recent changes that licensed CAMs, CAM firms, and community association leaders must understand. It seeks to outline the importance of a CAMs understanding of meeting purposes and processes and provides suggestions for planning and conducting successful meetings. THIS COURSE SATISFIES REQUIREMENTS RELATED TO THE MANAGEMENT OR ADMINISTRATION OF COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS Chapter 5: Records Management for HOAs 66 [3 CE Hours] This course examines various sections of Florida Statute 720 as well as F.S. 468 statutory professional practice standards of community association managers (CAM) and community association management firms. Specifically, how they apply to the records and records management operations of homeowners’ associations. The course includes discussion of what CAMs should be aware of while in service to homeowners’ associations related to record keeping. Final Examination Answer Sheet 76
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