Free Florida courses for board members and future CAMs

Plain-language, 12-minute courses from Roberto Zarate, a licensed CAM with 20+ years in Florida condominium and HOA administration. Free, on any device. Just enter your email to start.

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Both courses are free. Take one or both.

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For condo & HOA directors

Florida Board Member Education

Just elected or appointed? Learn what Florida law requires of you, and when.

Your 90-day certification deadline, and how to calculate it
Condo vs. HOA requirements, side by side
Annual education hours that keep you current
What to keep on file as proof

⏱ About 12 minutes📱 Any device🎖 Completion badge

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For future managers

Your Path to a Florida CAM License

Thinking about becoming a Community Association Manager? See every step before you start.

When Florida requires a CAM license
The 16-hour pre-licensure course and the 12-month exam window
DBPR application, fingerprints and the state exam
Keeping your license: renewal and continuing education

⏱ About 12 minutes📱 Any device🎖 Completion badge

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How it works

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We send a one-time code to start. No password, no payment.

Learn in 12 minutes

Short lessons with quick checks. Your progress is saved, so you can stop anytime.

Take the next step

Finish with a completion badge, then join a live DBPR-approved course when you're ready for official credit.

Your instructor

Roberto Zarate

Licensed Community Association Manager and accountant with more than 20 years in Florida condominium and HOA administration. RazPro Education Services is a DBPR-approved education provider for board certification, continuing education and CAM pre-licensure.

Ready for official credit?

The free courses explain the rules. Our live, DBPR-approved courses give you the certificate: board certification, annual CE for directors, and the 16-hour CAM pre-licensure course.

Board member courses → CAM pre-licensure →

Legal background: Florida requires newly elected or appointed condominium directors to certify within 90 days, through a written certification and/or a DBPR-approved education course (Fla. Stat. § 718.112(2)(d)), and HOA directors to complete board education within 90 days (§ 720.3033(1)), with annual continuing education after that. Community association management requires a CAM license under § 468.431–468.437. The free courses are general information only: they are not DBPR-approved courses, provide no continuing education or pre-licensure credit, and are not legal advice. Ask your association attorney how the rules apply to your community.