Grow your franchise advisory practice
CAM review can add depth to franchise client work.
Start with a clear offer. Then build a unit queue.
See the Practice Growth hub. It maps paths for other firms.
Browse the franchise resource hub. It holds more client tools.
Scope a clear audit offer
Your offer needs fit, files, scope, and review rules.
The FTC requires 23 items in franchise disclosure documents. Its Franchise Rule sets that duty.
A CAM audit does not replace that review. It is a separate firm service.
Use the franchise audit offer. It maps the full client promise.
Build a unit queue
Multi-unit work needs one packet per lease year.
This lease tracking page groups CAM and lease events by site. Those fields can shape your queue.
Use the portfolio CAM queue. It keeps each site's proof apart.
Add an annual cost check
Annual client reviews often cover unit profit and costs.
This franchise cost guide lists rent among unit costs. It treats profit and gross sales as different facts.
Use the annual lease cost check. It turns lease costs into next steps.
Test expansion assumptions
Past units can inform a proposed site. They cannot prove its future costs.
Use the expansion CAM table. It grades each unit match.
The franchise consultant page shows the wider service fit.
Where CAMAudit fits
Franchise advisors choose the client and site files.
CAMAudit can flag source-linked review items. It can build a branded CAM audit.
A firm partner reviews and signs that work. Your firm leads client delivery.
CAMAudit may prepare a dispute letter draft. It is not legal advice.
Have counsel review the draft before sending.
Use the service line guide. It helps set the wider offer.