Commercial tenants and their advisors lose real money to CAM and OPEX overcharges that are hard to catch -- inflated building denominators, capital costs slipped into operating expenses, gross-up errors, and year-over-year drift no one reconciles
Commercial tenants and their advisors lose real money to CAM and OPEX overcharges that are hard to catch -- inflated building denominators, capital costs slipped into operating expenses, gross-up errors, and year-over-year drift no one reconciles. ReCAM is a public-data verification layer that cross-checks a landlord's CAM/OPEX math against independent public sources -- county building area (GBA), REIT public filings, BOMA benchmark ranges, energy-benchmarking GFA, and CA SB-1103 -- to surface mathematically defensible discrepancies for professional human review. What makes ReCAM different: most tools only compare a lease against the landlord's own statement. ReCAM also checks those numbers against outside public data the landlord doesn't control -- so the discrepancies it surfaces are independently grounded.