Under Georgia law, how is community association management (CAM) for compensation classified?

Correct Answer

D) Community association management for compensation is a separately regulated licensed activity and should not be confused with ordinary clerical support.

Under O.C.G.A. Title 43, Chapter 40, Georgia separately regulates community association management as a distinct licensed activity. The statute recognizes that CAM involves fiduciary responsibilities—including managing association funds, enforcing governing documents, and overseeing maintenance—that go well beyond ordinary clerical or bookkeeping tasks. Performing CAM services for compensation without the appropriate license is a violation of Georgia law.