Florida — CAM License Exam

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308 practice questions mapped to the official DBPR Candidate Information Booklet — all 5 content areas, with full statute references on every answer.

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Three ways to prepare

Study at your own pace, practice by topic, or simulate the real exam with a timed test.

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Every question with the correct answer and a clear explanation, organized by content area.
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What's inside

Built for the official exam blueprint

Questions mapped to the 5 content areas in the DBPR CAM Candidate Information Booklet.

Statute-referenced
Every answer ties back to the exact Florida Statute — FS 718, 719, 720, 721, 617, 715.07 and Chapter 468 — so you learn the law, not just the letter.
Exam-mapped
Questions match the 5 official content areas and their exact percentage weights from the DBPR Candidate Information Booklet.
Real exam simulation
A 100-question, 3-hour timed test that mirrors the closed-book CAM exam, scored against the 75% pass line.
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Why get licensed

Manage Florida communities, professionally.

The Florida Community Association Manager (CAM) license is what lets you get paid to run the state's condos, HOAs, and cooperatives. The moment you manage a community association of more than 10 units — or with an annual budget over $100,000 — for compensation, Florida law requires a CAM license under Chapter 468, Part VIII. That license is the difference between unpaid board work and a paid career managing budgets, reserves, board meetings, vendors, and statutory compliance. To earn it, you pass the DBPR Community Association Manager licensing exam — and that exam is exactly what FLCamPro prepares you for. See the full licensing path →

The exam

The Florida CAM exam at a glance

The Community Association Manager licensing exam is 100 scored questions over 3 hours, taken at a Pearson VUE testing center in Florida. It is a closed-book exam — no statutes, books, or notes are allowed in the room — so the material has to be in your head on test day. You need 75% (75 of 100 correct) to pass.

It covers all 5 official DBPR content areas: Law (20%), Procedure (25%), Budget (25%), Insurance (12%), and Management & Maintenance (18%), drawing on Florida Statutes 718, 719, 720, 721, 617, and 715.07, Chapter 468 Part VIII, the Fair Housing Act, and the ADA. How hard is the CAM exam? →

Free guides

Free Florida CAM exam guides

In-depth guides to every part of the Florida CAM license and exam — free to read, no account needed.

Florida CAM Exam Guide Format, content areas, scoring How Hard Is the CAM Exam? Difficulty and pass strategy How to Get Licensed The full Florida CAM licensing path Pre-Licensure Course Required education before the exam Do I Need a CAM License? Who must be licensed in Florida
How it works

Three steps to exam day confidence

The CAM exam is closed book — so practice until the statutes are second nature, not something you look up.

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Take the first 5 questions with no account and no payment. See how the format works and how you score.
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Work through all 5 official content areas. Read the statute-referenced explanations to understand the law, not just memorize.
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Simulate the real exam
When you're consistently hitting 80%+ on the 100-question timed simulation, you're ready to schedule the real thing.
Exam coverage

All 5 official content areas

Mapped to the official DBPR Candidate Information Booklet — same areas, same percentages as the real exam.

20%63q
Law
25%81q
Procedure
25%74q
Budget
12%36q
Insurance
18%54q
Management & Maintenance
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Every practice question is written in-house and modeled after the five official Florida CAM exam content areas. Each question includes a clear, plain-English explanation to help you understand the material — not just memorize the answer.

The first two content areas are open for free — no account or credit card required. Read the study guide, take the practice quiz, and see the quality for yourself before unlocking the remaining content.

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Questions based on the publicly available DBPR Candidate Information Booklet.
FAQ

Common questions

Are these the actual exam questions?
No. These are original practice questions written to cover the same topics tested on the DBPR CAM license exam. They are not sourced from actual exams — they're designed to build real understanding of the statutes so you can handle any question the exam throws at you.
What score do I need to pass?
The Florida CAM license exam requires a passing score of 75% — 75 correct answers out of 100 questions. The exam is administered by Pearson VUE and takes up to 3 hours. Aim for 80%+ consistently in practice before you schedule the real thing.
Is the CAM exam open book?
No. The Florida CAM exam is closed book — you cannot bring statutes, reference books, or notes into the testing room. You need to know the material cold, which is exactly why working through practice questions and explanations beforehand makes the difference.
What Florida statutes are on the exam?
The exam covers FS 718 (Condominium Act), FS 719 (Cooperative Act), FS 720 (HOA Act), FS 721 (Timesharing), FS 617 (Not-for-Profit), FS 715.07 (Towing), Chapter 468 Part VIII (CAM licensing), the Fair Housing Act, and the ADA — among others.
Who needs a CAM license in Florida?
Under Chapter 468 Part VIII, anyone who manages a community association of more than 10 units, or with an annual budget over $100,000, for compensation must hold a CAM license. Volunteer board members managing their own association are not required to be licensed.
What is the Exam Simulation?
The Exam Simulation replicates the real CAM exam experience: 100 randomly selected questions, a 3-hour countdown timer, and no explanations shown until you finish. Results include your score by content area and whether you passed the 75% threshold.
How do I access content after payment?
After you pay through Stripe, you're taken to a page where you set a password for your account. That logs you in right away, and you can log back in any time from the Log in page to pick up where you left off.
Do I need to create an account?
No account is needed to try the free quiz or browse the free study sections. The first 5 quiz questions and 2 study guide pages are open to everyone.