For CRE and lease dispute attorneys
Turn a CAM dispute into hard numbers
Get a findings report that cites the lease clause, the landlord's number, the correct number, and the dollar gap for every flagged charge. You decide how it fits the matter.
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finding_0264 · findings.review
Base year error
Lease §3.5 · Statement line 8
+$6,150
19 of 20 rules clear
1 flagged
The lease sets a fixed base year for comparing costs. The statement uses a lower base year figure, so the tenant's share grows every year after it. The difference is the flagged amount.
What a CAM dispute usually lacks
A dispute letter needs a number a landlord cannot wave off
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A dispute needs numbers, not a hunch
Telling a landlord "this looks high" does not move a negotiation. You need the lease clause, the correct math, and the dollar gap in writing.
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Manual lease math takes billable hours you may not recover
Recalculating a pro-rata share or a gross-up base by hand takes time your client may not want to pay for on a matter that has not been filed yet.
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The audit-rights window can close before anyone checks the math
Most leases give tenants a limited window to dispute a CAM charge. If nobody runs the numbers before that window closes, the client loses the right to recover.
How it fits your practice
From lease and reconciliation to a citable finding
You do not need to become a lease-audit specialist to use the findings. The engine does the math and the classification work. You apply legal judgment to the result.
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Take in the lease and reconciliation
Upload the client's lease and CAM reconciliation statement to your workspace.
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Run the detection rules
The engine checks the statement against the lease terms: management fee caps, pro-rata share, gross-up, CAM cap, base year, and excluded charges.
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Review the findings report
Each flagged charge shows the lease clause it tests, the landlord's number, the correct number, and the dollar difference.
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Use it in the matter
Every finding comes with a dispute letter draft you can revise and send under your own letterhead. Use it as a starting point for a negotiation or discovery. You decide how the findings fit your client's representation.
Why the findings hold up
Every finding cites the lease clause and the statement line
A flagged charge shows exactly which lease section it tests and exactly which line on the statement it applies to. That is what makes a finding defensible when a landlord pushes back.
Questions attorneys ask
Does this create a conflict of interest with representing my client?
No. CAMAudit provides forensic data and a findings report. You stay as legal counsel and decide how to use the findings in your client's representation.
Can the findings report be used as evidence?
The report lists line-item discrepancies with the lease clause, the landlord calculation, the correct calculation, and the dollar amount. Attorneys use it to support dispute letters and negotiations. It does not replace your own review of the matter.
Does CAMAudit draft the dispute letter for me?
It writes a dispute letter draft grounded in the findings: the lease clause, the correct math, and the dollar gap for each flagged charge. You edit it, apply your own judgment, and decide whether to send it. It is a draft for your review, not legal advice. Have counsel review it before sending.
Does CAMAudit give legal advice?
No. The engine reads the lease and the reconciliation and runs deterministic math checks. You apply your own judgment to how the findings fit the matter and how any draft gets used.
What errors does the engine check for?
Management fees billed above the lease cap, pro-rata share denominators that exclude space they should include, gross-up applied to fixed costs, and CAM cap violations, among other checks against the lease terms.
How fast can I get findings on a live matter?
Most audits return findings in minutes, not weeks, though large files can take longer. Once the findings are ready, you review them before using anything in the matter.
Do I have to run every audit myself?
No. Set up your branded workspace at onboarding, then set scope, intake, review, and client delivery before the file starts.
Can I bill for this as part of the matter?
Yes. Bill the findings review as forensic prep for the matter, or offer it as a standalone CAM audit service for clients with a lease dispute. The engine does the lease math and drafts the dispute letter; you bill for your review and judgment.
Get lease-backed numbers before your next CAM dispute
Get started to see a sample findings report. Or read the demo audit first.