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Grow your turnaround advisory firm

Add lease cost work without overstating near term cash.

By Angel Campa, FounderUpdated July 15, 2026

CAMAudit builds the report and dispute letter draft. Your team reviews and signs each one.

Grow your turnaround advisory firm

Add lease cost work to cash reviews.

Keep current cash apart from possible claims. That line protects your model and client advice.

TMA calls the 13-week forecast a decision tool. TMA also ties it to talks with key groups.

CAM review can add facts to those talks. It cannot turn an open claim into cash.

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Split the work first

Site cost work has several lanes.

Some actions control current payments. Some test old landlord charges. Others change leases or the site base.

The site cost workstream guide splits those lanes. It names the owner and proof for each.

This split stops one common error. A possible CAM credit is not current cash.

Triage the urgent sites

Not every site needs equal review.

Start with cash due dates and payment facts. Then check file gaps and lease notice terms.

The rapid CAM triage guide gives each site a route. It also marks when counsel must step in.

The score routes work. It does not tell a client to withhold rent.

Model CAM by status

Each CAM item needs a clear cash state.

Use paid, due, disputed, or possible credit. Do not blend those states in one line.

Occupier includes lease costs in cash analysis. It covers lease payments and other site costs.

The 13-week CAM guide adds evidence and ownership. It keeps possible credits outside confirmed cash.

Gate landlord contact

A landlord dispute needs a clean record.

Build the payment history first. Match the lease, statement, and notices.

ACC materials cover lease workouts and defaults. They show why counsel belongs in the process.

The CAM dispute guide uses a counsel gate. It also requires proof of the final result.

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Give each record one owner

The triage memo stays with the advisor. Finance owns each weekly forecast row.

Your firm owns the CAM finding record. Counsel owns the landlord dispute record.

CAMAudit enters after a file reaches CAM review. It does not direct the turnaround plan.

It can read supplied lease and CAM files. The review may flag items with source lines.

It can then build the audit under your brand. Your firm reviews and signs the audit.

It may prepare a dispute letter draft. The draft is not legal advice. Have counsel review it before sending.

Define those owners in the service line guide.

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Questions about this service

Can turnaround firms offer CAM reviews?
Yes, when a client has leased sites and source files.
Is a CAM claim forecast cash?
No, keep it contingent until the result is confirmed.
Should clients withhold rent during a dispute?
No, counsel must guide payment and legal choices.
Who approves each CAM finding?
Your firm reviews and signs each branded CAM audit.

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