MI SB1306

Only persons holding a certified manager of community associations (CMCA) certification from the NBC-CAM board may manage condominium associations in Michigan.

Applicants must be at least 18 years old, U.S. citizens or legal residents, disclose criminal convictions within 10 years, and complete required educational coursework including high school diploma, M-100 essentials course, and an 8-hour state law course.

The NBC-CAM board shall administer certification through application review, criminal background checks, and certification examinations offered at least 2 times per year with 360 days annual availability.

Certification terms last 2 years and are renewable; certified managers must complete continuing education including annual law updates to maintain renewal eligibility.

The Department of Energy, Labor, and Economic Growth has authority to investigate and fine uncertified individuals acting as condominium managers, and condominium residents may bring civil lawsuits against uncertified managers or boards that hire them; existing managers with related certifications have 180 days to comply.