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I will do desktop audit for your cam reconciliations
CAM Reconciliation Expenses Audit Dispute Resolution Recovery Setup
I’m Kishore Kumar, a Commercial Real Estate (CRE) professional with hands-on expertise in Common Area Maintenance (CAM) reconciliation, tax and insurance reconciliation, lease validation, lease audits...
About this Gig
Are you a tenant account manager, lease administrator, or corporate real estate professional looking to verify that your CAM (Common Area Maintenance) charges are accurate and lease-compliant?
I provide Tenant CAM Audit support to help commercial tenants review landlord CAM reconciliations, identify billing discrepancies, and ensure only lease-permitted expenses are charged.
What I Do:
- Review lease terms for CAM compliance.
- Audit CAM expenses and identify non-recoverable, duplicate, or incorrectly allocated charges.
- Verify repairs & maintenance costs are reasonable and recoverable.
- Review management fees, admin fees, CAM caps, gross-up calculations, pro-rata share, and other key calculations.
Why Choose Me:
- Experience auditing CAM reconciliations for the MX3 and Rollins portfolios.
- Successfully identified lease-ineligible and incorrectly billed CAM expenses during prior tenant audits.
- Clear, well-documented audit findings to support lease compliance.
- Focused on helping reduce occupancy costs and strengthen audit discussions with landlords.
My Portfolio
FAQ
What is CAM reconciliation?
CAM reconciliation is the process of verifying that the charges billed to tenants for common area maintenance are accurate and in line with the lease agreement.
How do you validate the lease terms?
I compare your lease agreement with the landlord’s billed charges to ensure compliance with the agreed terms, including any exclusions or adjustments.
What does the audit include?
The audit involves verifying: a) Compliance with lease terms for all billed charges. b) Proper application of exclusions. c) Accurate calculations of admin fees, repairs, and critical financial items like CAP and denominators.
How long does the audit take?
The audit usually takes 2 business days, depending on the complexity of the billing. More complex cases may require additional time.
What documents do I need to provide?
Please provide LL reconciliation file, backups, and tenant lease agreements, and amendments.
