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

Correct Answer

C) It is a separately regulated licensed activity under Georgia law and must not be confused with ordinary unlicensed clerical or administrative support.

Under O.C.G.A. § 43-40-10 et seq., Georgia law specifically defines and regulates community association management as a distinct licensed activity. Persons who perform CAM services for compensation—such as managing association funds, enforcing governing documents, and overseeing common property—must obtain the appropriate community association manager license. The statute distinguishes this professional activity from routine clerical or administrative tasks that do not require licensure.