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Commercial Real Estate & CAM

Lease-based common area maintenance analysis and expense reconciliation support for commercial property owners.

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Commercial Real Estate & CAM

Bring the lease, the expenses, and the allocation together.

Commercial property reporting brings together accounting records, operating expenses, and the terms of individual leases. When those pieces are not aligned, tenant recoveries can become difficult to explain and property results harder to interpret.

MyCPA, LLP helps property owners and managers organize financial information and common area maintenance (CAM) calculations into traceable schedules. We focus on the connection between the expense, the allocation method, and the supporting documentation, with lease questions identified for appropriate follow-up.

How we can help

  • CAM expense and recovery analysis
  • Lease-based allocation schedules
  • Base-year and expense-stop comparisons
  • Tenant reconciliation support
  • Documentation of assumptions and open items

Support in practice

Make property expenses easier to trace and explain.

Property-level financial information

Organize income and operating costs by property and relevant account categories. Consistent reporting supports discussions about performance, budgets, and unusual expense movements.

Recoverable expense schedules

Map expense records to the categories and exclusions identified in the executed lease. Not every property cost is recoverable from every tenant; assumptions need to be documented.

Tenant allocation calculations

Support calculations involving tenant shares, base years, expense stops, caps, and other applicable provisions. Gross-up and similar adjustments require attention to the specific lease terms and underlying facts.

Year-end reconciliation support

Compare applicable tenant charges or estimates with supported actual amounts. Prepare schedules that show how an additional charge or credit was calculated and identify unresolved items before statements are finalized.

Working together

A documented calculation supports a clearer conversation.

A useful CAM schedule lets another reader follow the calculation from source expense records to the tenant allocation. We help organize invoices, account classifications, allocation inputs, and adjustments so the basis of the calculation is easier to understand.

Changes in occupancy, leased area, vendors, or property operations can affect the work. A recurring reporting process helps your team identify those changes and assemble information before the annual reconciliation.

Accounting support with clear boundaries

Our work can complement your property manager, bookkeeper, and legal advisors. We agree on which schedules and calculations we will prepare, who confirms the lease inputs, and who approves tenant communications.

Recoverability depends on the lease and the relevant facts. Legal interpretation and tenant disputes should be addressed with qualified counsel. This consulting work is not an audit or assurance engagement unless separately agreed.

A clear process

From the first conversation to the next step.

01

Gather

Collect executed leases and amendments, property records, prior reconciliations, and the relevant expense detail.

02

Calculate

Build agreed expense and allocation schedules, document assumptions, and raise questions about missing or inconsistent inputs.

03

Explain

Walk through the schedules with your team and identify adjustments, supporting records, or legal clarification still needed.

Getting started

Bring us your questions.
We will help organize the next steps.

We begin with your priorities, the current process, and any deadlines. Together, we agree on the scope, responsibilities, and deliverables before work begins.

Discuss your needs →

Helpful information to have ready

  • Executed leases, amendments, and the current rent roll
  • Property general ledger and relevant invoices
  • Tenant area and occupancy information
  • Prior CAM reconciliations, budgets, and estimated billings

We will explain how to share sensitive records through the appropriate secure channel.

Let us talk about what is next

A good conversation.
A clearer way forward.

Tell us what is on your mind. We will help you find the right next step.