Florida’s Condominium Laws: CAMs and CAM Firms

Condominium & Cooperative Associations

CS/CS/HB 913

Florida’s Condominium Laws: CAMs and CAM Firms

pp. 40–63; §718.111, F.S.

Amends Florida’s condominium laws to clarify that all CAMs and CAM firms that enter into a contract with a condominium association must possess all applicable licenses required by part VIII of chapter 468, F.S.

Requires board members or officers of an association have to ensure that a CAM or CAM firm is properly licensed before entering into a contract with such CAM or CAM firm for management services.

Provides that if a CAM has his or her license suspended or revoked during the term of a contract with an association, the association may terminate the contract upon delivery of a written notice to the CAM whose license was revoked or suspended, effective on the date the CAM became unlicensed. Similarly, if a CAM firm has its license suspended or revoked during the term of a contract, the association may terminate that contract upon delivery of a written notice to that CAM firm, effective on the date the CAM firm became unlicensed.

Effective date: July 1, 2025, unless otherwise provided in the bill.

Chapter No. 2025-175, LOF