CM On Demand
Welcome to CM On Demand, created for those busy individuals who prefer to receive their educational classes in the comfort of their homes and on their own schedule. This page features our complimentary On Demand classes; please note that these classes cannot count towards any state education requirements such as Certification or Continuing Education, but they do provide useful information at the time of their publication date.
To complete the statutorily required Board Certification, the Department of Business & Professional Regulations offers free and live classes monthly. When signing up for the DBPR class, separate registration is required for each person and they alone will provide the certificate of completion. Please see their website HERE for more information and class schedules. The DBPR also provides a list of approved vendors for Continuing Education classes.
Requirements for Condominium Association Board Members*
Condominium directors appointed or elected on or after July 1, 2024, must complete a four-hour certification within 90 days after being elected or appointed that covers the following topics: milestone inspections, structural integrity reserve studies, elections, recordkeeping, financial literacy and transparency, levying of fines, and notice and meeting requirements.
The certification is valid for seven years and does not have to be retaken during the seven-year period if the director serves without interruption. If the director serves for more than seven years, the certification must be retaken upon expiration of the seventh year.
In addition to the certification, and within one year thereof and annually thereafter, directors must take a one-hour continuing education course relating to any changes during the past year to chapter 718, F.S. and the related administrative rules. |
| Requirements for HOA Board Members*
HOA directors appointed or elected on or after July 1, 2024, must complete education for new board members within 90 days after being elected or appointed.
The new board member education is valid for four years and does not have to be retaken during the four-year period if the director serves without interruption. If the director serves for more than four years, the certification must be retaken upon the fourth year.
In addition to the new board member education, the director of an HOA association with fewer than 2,500 parcels must complete at least four hours of continuing education annually. A director of an HOA association with 2,500 or more parcels must complete at least eight hours of continuing education. |
Note: The above information is reprinted from DPBR’s website.
If you have any questions, please contact our Client Services Department via email at cs@clayton-mcculloh.com.
We reserve the right to deny admittance to any individual or Association.
To make a reservation for any of these classes, please use this link.
CM On Demand Classes
Enjoy these unique blends of legal and practical information webinars.
Covenant Enforcement Made Easy
Senior Partner Neal McCulloh explains how to make covenant enforcement easy for your Association to enforce and what steps to take.
Posted on March 25, 2025
Runtime: 43 minutes
Who Does What? Officer’s Duties
Arlene Ring, a frequent HOA board officer, shares her more than 35 years of experience working closely with hundreds of C&M Client Boards by advising on what duties should belong to each Officer and Director.
Posted on January 15, 2026
Runtime: 31 minutes
Bad Board Members: What ‘Ya Gonna Do When They Come for You?
At one time or another every Association will have a bad board member. It may a Board Member who refuses to execute their duties, attend meetings, causes disruptions, leaks confidential information, or refuses to turn over Association’s records once they leave office. So, what can you do with a bad board member? Partner Russ Klemm and host Arlene Ring will offer practical solutions and insight into the situations.
Posted on August 25, 2022
Runtime: 1 hour and 42 minutes
Working with Acts of God
Prior to 2020, Florida just had to contend with hurricanes, severe storms, tornadoes, and sinkholes. Then COVID-19 hit our Country and life changed. This class will discuss the effects of Acts of God on community associations and how to deal with them. This class was hosted by Senior Partner, Neal McCulloh and Lou Biron of Shile Insurance.
Posted on March 30, 2021
Runtime: 1 hour and 53 minutes
Critical Elements of Turnover
Senior Partner Neal McCulloh discusses what associations need to know about the turnover process.
Posted on August 4, 2022
Runtime: 16 minutes
Title Searches - A Necessary Evil
Senior Partner Ken Clayton discusses what associations need to know about the title search process and why they are necessary.
Posted on August 12, 2022
Runtime: 11 minutes
How to Read a Financial Statement
Some directors consider the Financial Statement for the Association one of the most intimidating tasks for a board member. Learn about Financial Statements with Bill Jackson, a CPA based in Melbourne, specializing in community association accounting.
Posted on May 3, 2022
Runtime: 14 minutes
Do or Die! - Failing to File Timely Corporate Report
Our Coordinator of Client Services, David Batan, talks about the risks of failing to file a timely Corporate Report for your Association.
Posted on August 11, 2022
Budgets and Reserve: Can I Be Honest?
Matt Kuisle, Regional Executive Director of Reserve Advisors, discusses what associations need to know about budgets and reserves.
Posted on August 23, 2022
Runtime: 18 minutes
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