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Community Association Managers Resource Portal

Stay ahead with the latest updates, tools, and insights designed just for CAMs

 

Managing Florida communities comes with unique challenges. This page is designed just for CAMs with tools, news, and insights to help you save time and succeed.

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Manager’s Wisdom: How to Make Committees Work for Your Association
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Manager's Wisdom: How to Deal With Angry Residents

 

April Featured Articles

 For HOAs

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Watch the Webinar: HOA Reserves CEU Course

We recently held an educational webinar with Beth Rappaport from Campbell Property Management and Matt Kuisle from Reserve Advisors on HOA reserves under Florida Statute 720. The session covered the purpose of reserves, how they’re funded and used, and reserve funds versus operating funds.

 

 

 For Condos

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Walking the Site With a Florida Building Recertification Engineer: What Passes, What Fails, and Why

Building Mavens walk you through a Florida building recertification site visit and explain how engineers classify findings as pass, monitor, or fail during structural and electrical safety inspections. We cover the core conditions we look for in the field, along with how those observations guide next steps like documentation, follow-up planning, or corrective action.

 

 

 Stay up to date with Chapters 718 (Condominiums), 719 (Co-Ops),

and 720 (HOAs) of the Florida Statutes

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Chapter 718
Chapter 718

For Condominiums

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Chapter 719
Chapter 719

For Co-Ops

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Chapter 720
Chapter 720

For HOAs

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Looking for Continuing Education Credits? Look no further!

Register for our upcoming CEU courses below.

4/15
Fundamentals of Reserves CEU Course
 
1 CEU credit in the IFM/ELE category
  Wed, Apr 15, 2026 12:00 PM
4/21
Local Recertification & Building Safety Inspection Programs CEU Course
 
1 CEU credit in the OPP category
Tue, Apr 21, 2026 12:00 PM
5/6
Hurricane Preparedness for Condo & HOA Properties CEU Course
 
1 CEU credit in the OPP category
  Wed, May 6, 2026 12:00 PM
5/13
Fiber Optics 101 CEU Course
 
1 CEU credit in the ELE category
  Wed, May 13, 2026 12:00 PM
5/21
Roofing Master Class CEU Course
 
1 CEU credit in the OPP/ELE category
  Thurs, May 21, 2026 12:00 PM
6/3
Hurricane Preparedness CEU Course
 
1 CEU credit in the OPP/ELE category
  Wed, Jun 3, 2026 12:00 PM
6/10
WiFi 7 - The Future of Wireless is Here CEU Course
 
1 CEU credit in the ELE category
  Wed, Jun 10, 2026 12:00 PM
6/23
AI & Technology in Community Association Management CEU Course
 
1 CEU credit in the ELE category
  Tues, Jun 23, 2026 12:00 PM
7/8
AI 101 CEU Course
 
1 CEU credit in the HR category
  Wed, July 8, 2026 12:00 PM
7/9
Peer Driven Organizations CEU Course
 
1 CEU credit in the HR category
  Thurs, July 9, 2026 12:00 PM


PAST EVENTS

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For Your Board

Below are some helpful materials to share with your Board of Directors

  • Manager's Tip of the Month
  • Landscaping Tip of the Month
  • Lifestyle Tip of the Month

April Advantage: Plan While It’s Calm

As April kicks off in Florida, it’s a great time for community associations to review hurricane preparedness plans before the start of the Atlantic season in June. Make sure vendors, insurance policies, and emergency contacts are up to date while demand is still low. With many seasonal residents heading north after Easter or spring break, associations can also schedule maintenance projects with less disruption.

New Beginnings!

April is a great month to make any large landscaping changes you have had in mind, due to the fact that you won't be dealing with the heat of the summer just yet. Some warm season plants you may consider adding to your garden this month are papaya and okra. Make sure that your plants are well watered every day.
 
As always, remember to install your sod green side up!

April Energy: Build the Buzz Before Summer

April is the perfect time to lean into outdoor, low-pressure events that bring residents together before the summer heat ramps up. Consider hosting a casual “Spring Social” or themed gathering around Earth Day with activities like a community garden kickoff, recycling drive, or picnic in shared spaces. With many snowbirds still in town, it’s also a great opportunity to mix seasonal and year-round residents through interactive events like trivia nights or small group mixers. Keep it simple, welcoming, and easy to attend—strong turnout now helps build momentum for summer engagement.

“Representing Campbell Property Management is an honor. I feel blessed and proud to be a part of this company! From the owners, to the managers, to the support staff  - all exhibit the characteristics of a caring, helpful TEAM.”
Chris G. Controller
“I have been working with Campbell Property Management for a year and I am so grateful for the opportunity to be working for the best property management company in South Florida! I love that Campbell is family oriented. The partners are awesome! I feel supported. It is truly a great work environment with so many opportunities to grow.”
Tracy B. Administrative Assistant
“Working with Campbell has been extremely rewarding. From working with people who feel more like family than co-workers, to endless learning opportunities; coming to work doesn’t feel like a chore, it feels like an experience.”
Rebecca T. Administrative Assistant
“Working at Campbell Property Management has been a fantastic learning experience. I am the Social Director for a large, gated HOA in Palm Beach Gardens. Every day is a new experience. I work closely with my co-workers at the property and the partners at the main office to ensure that we provide my community with the best communication and events possible for our residents. I am genuinely grateful for working with such an incredible company.”
Celine H. Property Manager
“Being a part of the Campbell family has been one of the most enriching learning opportunities I have encountered in my professional life. Campbell recognizes their employees' potential and makes it possible for everyone at any level to shine. I have felt that I not only belong to an exciting and growing company; but also to a real family.”
Yael T. Accounts Receivables
“I started at Campbell Property Management in 2000 as a janitor. I worked my way up to a maintenance position and then earned a superintendent position. I decided to obtain my property management license. After acquiring my license, Campbell did not hesitate to give me an opportunity to manage a property. This is a company that supports growth and determination. With Campbell, the sky is the limit! Happy to have been a part of this company for 20+ years!!!!”
Lonnie D. Property Manager