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Skip the lease re-read on repeat audits

On properties you audit every year, the lease usually has not changed. When it has not, CAMAudit skips re-reading it and goes straight to checking the new CAM statement (the landlord's annual cost breakdown).

Problem

The problem: re-auditing the same property re-reads the lease every time

Most repeat properties still have the same lease from last year. But the tool reads it again anyway. That adds time before the error checks even start. Across 20 or 30 repeat jobs during reconciliation season, it adds up.

Solution

The solution: use last year's lease review when nothing has changed

Before you start a re-audit, CAMAudit checks whether the lease file has changed. If it has not, you confirm that and the tool uses the prior lease review. Error checks start on the new statement right away. If a newer lease was uploaded, the tool reads it fresh.

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What this feature gives partners

Reuse only shows up when the current lease file matches what was used in the prior audit.

You confirm the lease has not changed before anything is reused. Your call.

If the prior review is missing, the tool runs a full read automatically.

Each audit row records which prior audit the lease data came from.

Workflow

How lease reuse works

01

Pick the property

If the property has a finished prior audit, CAMAudit checks whether the lease file has changed.

02

Reuse or read fresh

When the lease matches, you choose: use the prior review or read the lease again from scratch.

03

Error checks run on this year's statement

All 20 detection rules run on the new CAM statement. If you confirmed reuse, the lease data comes from the prior review.

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Lease Qualification Screening

Lease qualification screening helps partners decide whether a client file is ready for a full CAM audit.

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Partner resources

Guides on running efficient repeat engagements across your book of business.

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Connect intake, audit review, and client delivery across recurring property files.

Document extraction pipeline

See how lease and statement extraction fit into the full audit pipeline.

FAQ

Questions about lease reuse

What if a lease amendment was uploaded after the prior audit?

Reuse does not show up. CAMAudit compares the lease on file against the one used in the prior audit. If they differ, the tool reads the new lease. No reuse option appears.

Can I still read the lease fresh even if the file has not changed?

Yes. Reuse is an option, not automatic. Pick the fresh read option when you start the audit.

Where does the reused data come from?

From the prior audit's lease review. It is copied to the new audit and tagged with the prior audit ID so you can trace it.

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Recovery of past CAM overcharges depends on your specific lease terms, including any audit rights deadlines or 'binding and conclusive' provisions, and on applicable state law.

State statute of limitations periods apply to written contracts and range from 3 to 10 years. Your actual lookback window may be shorter based on your lease.

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