Commercial Lease & CAM Audit
The reconciliation statement
nobody reads
Your lease including amendments, and the last one to three annual CAM reconciliation statements.
If you lease commercial space, your landlord bills you each year for common area maintenance, taxes, and insurance — a reconciliation most tenants pay without checking. Charges outside the lease’s definitions, costs above negotiated caps, capital expenses passed through as maintenance, and simple pro-rata math errors are the standard findings in this well-documented category of lease disputes.
Where the money hides
Every cost category is read back against the lease’s own definitions before the pro-rata arithmetic is checked.
- What you get
A clause-by-clause comparison of your lease against what you were billed, a findings report with the recoverable amount, and support through the landlord dispute — in writing.
- What it costs
50% of what we recover. No recovery, no fee.
- What to send
Your lease (including amendments) and the last 1–3 annual CAM reconciliation statements.
- How long it takes
Findings in about two to three weeks (leases take reading — that’s the point).