Don’t Miss Our CAMS Intro Course!
In commercial property management, few responsibilities carry as much financial impact — or cause as much uncertainty — as CAM reconciliations. Yet many professionals are expected to manage them without ever receiving formal training.
To help address that gap, BOMA/GLA is hosting an upcoming educational event on March 18 led by Angela Gomez-Jones of EndeavorAgency, designed to break down the CAM reconciliation process in a clear, practical way for property teams.
What You Need to Know
CAM reconciliation sits at the intersection of lease language, property operations, and financial reporting. Understanding how those pieces work together is essential for property managers and the teams that support them.
The intro course on March 18th will guide attendees through the reconciliation process step-by-step, focusing on how to:
- Understand how CAM charges are structured within commercial leases
- Identify which costs are recoverable and how they should be documented
- Translate complex lease language into practical application
- Recognize common issues that lead to disputes or delayed collections
- Apply best practices that improve accuracy and efficiency
The session is designed for professionals who are early in their careers or newly responsible for CAM, including assistant property managers, junior property managers, lease administrators, and accounting professionals supporting property teams.
How It Impacts You
For commercial real estate professionals, CAM reconciliation is directly tied to financial performance and tenant relationships.
When reconciliations are unclear or inconsistent, property teams often spend valuable time responding to tenant questions, correcting errors, or addressing audit requests. Those challenges can delay recoveries and create unnecessary tension between ownership and tenants.
With a stronger understanding of the process, however, property teams are better equipped to communicate costs clearly, maintain transparency, and protect building revenue.
Confidence in reconciliation procedures also allows managers to work more effectively with accounting teams, asset managers, and ownership.
Spots are limited. Register now to reserve your place for the March 18 session.
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