The responsibilities required for a CAM are also required for which entity?

The responsibilities required for a Community Association Manager (CAM) align closely with those of Community Association Management Firms. CAMs are tasked with overseeing the day-to-day operations of community associations, including financial management, maintenance of common areas, enforcement of community rules, and communication with residents.

Community Association Management Firms provide the infrastructure and support that enables CAMs to fulfill their responsibilities effectively. These firms often employ CAMs and help in the administration of multiple associations, providing them with the necessary resources and expertise to manage the diverse needs of the communities they serve.

On the other hand, while real estate agents, community association boards, and property owners have their roles within the broader context of community governance and property management, their responsibilities differ from those of a CAM. Real estate agents focus on buying and selling property; community association boards primarily govern and set policy for their communities; property owners have individual interests and responsibilities tied to their specific properties. In contrast, CAMs and management firms are specifically tasked with managing the collective interests and operations of the community associations.