FL CAM Test

Study cards for the Florida CAM exam.  

67 cards   |   Total Attempts: 193
  

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Pool pH Factor
7.2 - 7.8
Pool Chlorine
One part per million
Pool term - "Shepherd's Hook
Attached to pole not less than 16 feet
Define Community Association
1. Real or personal property
2. Owned by 2 or more entities
3. Has a legally binding Agreement
4. Shares responsibilities & costs for maintenance, administration of property, assets, and association
5. has separate rights
6. may be residential or non-residential
CIRA means?

Management operates in what type of relationship?
Common Interests Realty Associations
Common Interest Communities
Common Interest Ownership

Fiduciary
Associations are made up of what type of members?
Shareholders, or
Equitable Owners, or
Lessee (mobile home)
Community Associations have 3 required Requirements?
1. Mandatory Membership
2. Right to Vote
3. Unpaid Assessments become a Lien (90 days)
What are Maximum Fines for Violations?
$100 for each violation
Members can NOT be?
1. Denied access to building
2. Have water, electric shut off
As a CAM Manager who must be licensed?
All have to be licensed including maintenance
What are the types of Associations?
1. Condominium (unit + undivided elements) CO
2. Cooperative (No Deed) CO
3. Mandatory Home Owners Association (HO)
4. Timeshare (interval periods (TI)
5. Mobile Home Association (MO)
All Community Associations Include?
1. Legal Documents (details of elements)
2. Unit - a lot, villa, apartment, mobile home
3. Common Property
4. Association - Entity formed to manage the community
FLORIDA REQUIRES A NOT-FOR-PROFIT CORPORATION
(overage at end of year returned or put in reserve for next years budget)
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Association Property
Property acquired and owned by entity -- example; pool, lobby furniture, copier, tools, carts, etc
Examples of Limited Common Property are:
1. Balconies accessed by a single unit
2. Storage lockers limited by one owner
3. Rooftop swimming pool limited to penthouse owners
Appurtenances include:
1. Rights inherent such as:
+ common areas, access to easements
+ share in common areas
+ right to run for Association Board Member
+ Right to Vote
+ Right to attend meetings
+ Club membership
+ Access to cable TV