by Tanoa Lynne Poirier | Nov 13, 2018
You’ve worked hard and finally earned your CAM license. Go you! As you know, being a CAM requires you to wear a lot of hats on any given day. So now that you’re an official Community Association Manager, let’s take a look at a few simple things you can do to be more effective. Read More...
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by Burke Nielsen | Dec 17, 2015
For many, the need for states to require CAM licensing is obvious and necessary. While for others it is viewed as another burden on managers, with no benefit to consumers (the homeowner). In a recent blog article about the merits of CAM licensing, written by Sterling Jenkins back in October 2015, we asked the questions, “Why do so few states require CAM licensing?” and, “How is it working in the states that already have it?” Read More...
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by Sterling Jenkins | Oct 21, 2015
Most states in the US don't require you to get a license to manage community associations. But every state requires you to get a license if you want to cut hair for a living. You've got to admit — this is more than a little ironic.There's an expectation for a certain standard of service in our industry but there is little official accountability. Insurance agents, real estate agents, plumbers, and contractors all require a license. Why not community association managers? Requiring managers to pass an exam and receive a license doesn't have to be expensive and it doesn't have to create undue burden upon small businesses. In my opinion it will only help our industry to hold ourselves to a higher standard and to be accountable to a governing body.
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