DBPR order Effective 2013-07-01

CAM Archives — 2013 Legislation

Chapter 2013-218, Laws of Florida, enacted July 1, 2013, established a one-time reporting requirement for homeowners associations to the Division of Condominiums, Timeshares and Mobile Homes.

The law requires community association managers, community association management firms, or associations without a CAM to submit a one-time report by November 22, 2013, through a Department website portal (to be established by October 1, 2013). The report must include the association's legal name, federal employer identification number, mailing and physical addresses, total number of parcels, and total revenues and expenses from the annual budget. Additionally, HB 517, approved April 6, 2012, reduced the continuing education requirement for Community Association Managers seeking to reactivate an inactive license from completion of all missed renewal cycles to completion of only one renewal cycle (20 hours), with proof of completion in effect at the last renewal date before application.

Homeowners associations, community association managers, and community association management firms; the continuing education change applies to Community Association Managers with inactive licenses seeking reactivation.

Effective July 1, 2013; one-time reporting requirement due November 22, 2013; website portal to be established by October 1, 2013.

Affects Florida Statutes chapter(s): 720

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