For tenant-rep brokers
Give your brokerage a reason to call back
The CAM reconciliation lands months after your work is done. Turn it into a branded review that keeps your firm in the relationship and builds leverage for the next renewal.
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finding_0219 · findings.review
CAM cap violation
Lease §6.1 · Statement line 22
+$3,340
19 of 20 rules clear
1 flagged
The lease caps CAM increases at 5% a year over the prior year. The statement bills an 8% increase. The amount above the cap is the flagged amount.
What happens after the lease closes
Your relationship with the client does not have to end at signing
01
The relationship goes quiet after the lease closes
Your work usually ends at signing. The first CAM reconciliation lands 12 to 18 months later, and by then you have no natural reason to call.
02
Overcharges from year one keep compounding
A management fee billed above the lease cap does not happen once. It repeats every year the reconciliation goes unchecked, and it grows the tenant's exposure each cycle.
03
Renewal conversations start from a weak position
Without a documented CAM history, you walk into a renewal or a lease-term negotiation without the concrete numbers that make a stronger case for your client.
How it fits your practice
A branded reason to reconnect at reconciliation season
Tenant-rep work usually stops at lease execution. CAM review gives your brokerage a natural, recurring touchpoint after that, under your own brand. Most audits come back in minutes, not weeks, so you can reach out fast.
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Set up your branded workspace
Add your brokerage name, contact details, and brand color. Your client sees your firm, not a third-party tool.
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Reach out at reconciliation season
When the annual CAM statement lands, that is your reason to reconnect with a past client, before the negotiation starts.
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Review the findings
Upload the lease and statement. The engine flags charges that break the lease terms, with the clause and dollar amount for each.
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Bring documented findings to the renewal
Use the findings history in the next renewal or lease-term conversation, not just a hunch that the CAM bill looks high. Each finding comes with a dispute letter draft, so your client can act now instead of waiting for the next lease term.
Why brokers bring this to renewals
Every finding cites the lease clause and the statement line
A documented CAM history, with the lease clause and dollar amount behind every flagged charge, gives you something concrete to bring into the next renewal conversation.
Questions tenant-rep brokers ask
Can I run this under my own brokerage brand?
Yes. You get a branded workspace. The client portal and the reports carry your firm name, not CAMAudit.
Why would I add CAM review after the deal already closed?
It gives you a reason to reconnect with a client at reconciliation season, months or years after the lease closed. It also builds a documented CAM history you can use at the next renewal.
Can I charge for this, or is it just a free favor?
Charge for it. Bill the review as a paid add-on at reconciliation season, or fold it into your ongoing client-service fee. Either way, it gives you a reason to reconnect and a documented case for the next renewal.
What if I just want to hand a client off instead of running the review myself?
Set up your account and review the demo workspace to pick the right model. Most firms either run the work under their brand or start with one client file first.
What does the findings report look like?
Each issue is listed by rule, with the dollar amount and the lease clause behind it. Your client also gets a dispute letter draft to send the landlord. White-label reports carry your firm brand from upload to delivery. It is a draft for your review, not legal advice. Have counsel review it before sending.
Can I use this across multiple clients?
Yes. The workspace supports many clients and many reconciliation years per client.
What if the client is close to missing their dispute window?
The engine reads the audit-rights clause from the lease and flags the dispute deadline next to the findings, so you know if there is still time to act.
Reconnect with past clients at reconciliation season
Get started to see the branded workspace. Or review the demo audit before client delivery.