A Licensed Community Association Manager (LCAM) handles the daily work that keeps a community running. The board sets policy. The community manager enforces those rules, sends statutory notices on time, keeps vendors on schedule, and answers homeowners' calls. When that work starts slipping, a board feels it before it can name the problem. Whether you serve on the board of a Homeowners Association (HOA) or a Condominium Owners Association (COA), the hard part is knowing when ordinary friction has turned into a real reason to make a change. Highlights       Slow communication is the clearest...