Cam has been around for a while.

Rick,This is what you called a CAM Reconciliation.

If it is a high-demand area and you think you could fill the vacant spaces quickly an upside would be that you could start your new tenants on NNN leases, thereby reimbursing you for at least a portion of your property taxes, insurance, and CAM expenses.

You need to know for instance if in place rents are 20 a foot before CAM then what is market now 15,25?

@Cam Schumacher no one responded on BP.

Take a look at what kind of TI allowance or if they're NNN lease or if there's CAM charges people are using.2.

If you Google them and their home offices are in Utah stay away.Be wary,Cam Stewart

Don't get me wrong, some couples are so in-tune they can run a business together no problem but many are not 100% and partnering with them or making strong time/$$$ demands from them cam strain and ruin the relationship, it's not worth it.Bottom line, nothing wrong with asking for support, be ready to present your business plan but you are not asking anything other than support.

I cam across a good post on BP last night that stated tenants who are adamant on paying a year of rent in advance can often spell trouble.Congrats and best of luck!

Now, the current lease is expiring and we need to raise the rent closer to market rates.We are not using a broker for this transaction so we don't have someone with real-time access to the market rates.Are there any free resources for mom/pop CRE owners that can help me ascertain current market lease rates and CAM charges?