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Looking for an HOA management company in Palm Beach Gardens, FL? Randolph Scott Bell holds Florida Community Association Manager license CAM34850, and BeacCorp Property Management holds Community Association Management Firm license CAB3255. Both are checkable on the state's DBPR license lookup. HOA and condo boards in Palm Beach Gardens get a licensed manager who also holds a general contractor license (CGC1528750), not a rotating coordinator.
An HOA management search in Palm Beach Gardens is really two questions: is the firm licensed, and does it understand the kind of community you run. Florida reserves core association-management work, such as handling association funds and preparing budgets and contracts, for a licensed Community Association Manager or a licensed management firm. BeacCorp holds CAM34850 and CAB3255.
Palm Beach Gardens is a city in northern Palm Beach County that grew from a planned development, and much of its housing sits inside large master-planned communities governed by homeowners associations, alongside condominium buildings that answer to a different statute. That mix is what a board should ask a manager about: whether they handle both, and whether they keep the compliance calendar.
Call (561) 779-3213 for a straight answer about your board, from the licensed manager.
One licensed manager, not a rotating rep.
Yes. BeacCorp Property Management is a licensed Florida Community Association Management Firm (CAB3255) and Randolph Scott Bell holds the individual Community Association Manager license, CAM34850. BeacCorp is based at 16140 Okeechobee Blvd, Loxahatchee, FL 33470, and serves HOA and condo boards across Palm Beach County, including Palm Beach Gardens. Call (561) 779-3213 for a proposal.
Florida regulates community association management through the Department of Business and Professional Regulation. The individual manager holds a Community Association Manager (CAM) license and the company holds a Community Association Management Firm license. BeacCorp holds both: CAM34850 and CAB3255. Both can be checked on the DBPR license lookup.
Yes. Condominium associations operate under Chapter 718 of the Florida Statutes and homeowners associations under Chapter 720. BeacCorp manages both kinds of community, and the first call is about your own governing documents and current management arrangement.
It depends on the building. Florida law requires milestone inspections and Structural Integrity Reserve Studies for condominium and cooperative buildings of three stories or more, on timelines set by statute, with age thresholds that the local enforcement agency can affect. Ask the City of Palm Beach Gardens building official how the rule applies to your building; we coordinate the process and the board's reserve planning. This is general information, not legal advice.
Permits for work inside the city limits are issued by the City of Palm Beach Gardens' building and permitting office, and permit records are public. A licensed CAM can request and track them for the board. Randolph also holds a Certified General Contractor license, CGC1528750, so repair items can be scoped by the same person managing the association.
BeacCorp is one owner-operator: Randolph Scott Bell holds CAM34850 and CGC1528750 personally, and the firm has operated in Palm Beach County property management since February 2009. A regional firm typically assigns your association to a manager with a book of other communities; here the licensed manager is the person you call.
Fees depend on the number of homes or units, the amenities and the scope of service, so there is no fixed schedule. Call (561) 779-3213 for a proposal, and read the property management fees guide to compare offers line by line.
Board and governance support, financials and monthly reporting, dues collection, vendor and maintenance oversight, covenant enforcement, estoppels and board-meeting attendance. For rentals: rent roll and ledgers and monthly owner statements.
Yes. BeacCorp manages individual rental properties for owners and investors in addition to association boards, including rent roll and ledgers, maintenance dispatch and monthly owner statements.