Actual CAM
Summarize recoverable spending by month, category, tenant, and HOUSE.
CAM WITHOUT THE REBUILT SPREADSHEET
Commercial CAM reconciliation software owners can actually follow
See actual recoverable expenses, allocate them by verified tenant rules, estimate next year, and explain what changed.
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CAM · Northline Commerce Center
What is driving next year’s estimate?
Actual CAM YTD $71,440 · $58,960 recoverable
Illustrative product view · fictional demo property
How TenantPoint handles it
Four parts of CAM reconciliation, one connected record.
Lease-driven rules
Apply pro-rata shares, exclusions, caps, pools, and notice requirements.
Rolling estimates
Annualize recorded expenses and review proposed charges by tenant.
Tenant PDF
Export a high-level reconciliation showing the categories behind the change.
The outcome
Move from a bank transaction to a defensible tenant CAM explanation without rebuilding the property history.
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Start with actual property spending
CAM reconciliation should begin with reconciled expenses—not a disconnected annual worksheet. Categorize each transaction once, decide whether it is recoverable, and allocate it to the appropriate tenant pool or HOUSE.
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Keep lease rules visible
Different leases may exclude capital work, cap controllable expenses, use different pools, or require advance notice. TenantPoint keeps those decisions beside the calculation instead of hiding them in a separate document archive.
- Recovery method and expense pool
- Tenant square footage or fixed allocation
- Category exclusions and caps
- Current estimate and reconciliation history
- Notice date and effective date
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Explain the change before the tenant asks
The owner view compares current CAM with the rolling estimate and ranks the categories driving the increase or decrease. The tenant-facing report provides the appropriate high-level explanation without exposing unrelated tenant data.
Start with your first property