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Can a landlord pass on property taxes to the tenants as a CAM charge?
Sflemin1
What is to be included, and how it is to be calculated (especially where an allocation between a bill covering more than one tennant), should be part of the CAM agreement. (If on square footage of space vs all square footage in building, or vs only the square footage rented in building, measured from inner walls or outer walls, a fixed percentage, based on receipts, or whatever....absolutely specified).
Taxes, insurance, maintaince (cleaning/repair/parking lot), common area utilities, management fees, advertising and basically all costs of the proerty and advancing the businesses there, that the owner/manager incurs are commonly in the CAM charges.
An advantage of paying taxes through it is, generally, that it then means the individual store is legally allowed to challenge the assemsnt with the tax district. (Which the landlord, having the cost as a pass through, may not otherwise be real concerned about doing...and because of the political advantages of paying more tax, appraisal considerations, etc., may actually be happier having higher).
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