Prepare for Georgia CAM licensure with practical instruction from experienced community association attorneys and GREC-licensed instructors.
LLH’s Community Association Manager (CAM) Prelicense Course is designed for individuals seeking to satisfy Georgia’s prelicense education requirement for Community Association Manager licensure.
This 25-hour course provides a practical introduction to the legal, financial, and operational principles that community association managers encounter every day. In addition to covering the material required for licensure, our instructors focus on how those concepts actually apply to condominium associations, homeowners associations, community association boards, owners, vendors, and management companies.
Learn the operational principles that community association managers encounter every day
The course is taught by experienced LLH attorneys who regularly advise community associations throughout Georgia and who understand the issues managers face in real-world practice. Our goal is not simply to prepare students for the licensing process, but to give new managers a strong foundation for making better decisions once they begin working with associations.
Attendance at all scheduled class sessions is required for successful completion of the course.
An introduction to Georgia property law, forms of real estate ownership, common-interest communities, and the legal framework governing condominiums, homeowners associations, and other community associations.
An overview of Georgia real estate license law, the role and responsibilities of a Community Association Manager, agency relationships, ethical obligations, and the regulatory requirements applicable to licensed managers.
A practical look at how community associations are created and governed, including declarations, bylaws, rules and regulations, ownership rights, board authority, member rights, and the documents managers work with every day.
Learn the fundamentals of association meetings, board meetings, notices, voting, proxies, elections, records, and the manager’s role in helping associations conduct business properly and efficiently.
Explore management agreements, vendor contracts, association rules, covenant enforcement, violations, liens, collections, and other legal tools commonly used by community associations.
An introduction to association budgeting, assessments, reserves, collections, basic accounting concepts, trust-account principles, financial controls, and other financial responsibilities encountered in community association management.
Review association and owner maintenance responsibilities, common-property issues, risk management, insurance fundamentals, claims, safety considerations, and practical issues that arise in the operation of community associations.
Cynthia is a Partner and LLH’s Director of Education. She is a licensed instructor with the Georgia Real Estate Commission and regularly teaches community association management courses, drawing on her experience in community association law, litigation, and insurance defense.
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John is the firm’s founding member, Managing Partner and general counsel, with decades of experience in community association law, liability defense, and litigation. He is a licensed instructor with the Georgia Real Estate Commission and teaches community association management courses, offering both legal and practical guidance to industry professionals.
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Joe advises community associations on governance, enforcement, collections, litigation, and risk management. He is a licensed instructor with the Georgia Real Estate Commission and regularly teaches community association management courses, bringing practical experience from both litigation and day-to-day association representation.
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