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TENANT ADVOCATE JACK SALTMAN, EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR
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EXPENSES THAT ARE GENERALLY ACCEPTABLE FOR
INCREASE
UNDER THE TENANT’S PRO-RATA SHARE.
- Real estate taxes and
assessments
- Gross rents, sales, use, business, corporation,
franchise and other taxes, (except Income Tax)
- Utilities not separately paid by the Tenants of the
building.
- Insurance premiums including the cost of any self
insurance program which the Landlord allocates to the building and
deductibles.
- Maintenance, repairs and replacement.
- Refurbishing of common areas.
- Cleaning, Janitorial and other services.
- Equipment, tools, materials and supplies.
- Air-conditioning, heating and elevator service.
- Property management costs.
- Security Fees.
- Employees and contractors
- Resurfacing and re-striping of walks, drives and
parking areas.
- Signs, directories and markers.
- Landscape maintenance.
- Rubbish removal
- Pest control.
- Lighting fixture and bulb replacement.
EXPENSES THAT A
GENERALLY UNACCEPTABLE TO BE PASSED THROUGH TO TENANT’S UNDER THE
PRO-RATA SHARE
1.
Landlord’s expenses for legal services.
2.
Income tax accounting.
3.
Interest.
4.
Depreciation.
5.
General corporate overhead.
6.
Capital improvements in excess of $_________, except to the extent that
such capital improvements are necessitated by Tenant’s use or occupancy of the
leased premises.
These inclusions and exceptions may vary slightly
from market to market. The list of expense or CAM pass-thrus should be found
in your lease. Cross check with the above list to be sure these items are in
line.
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407-699-4948
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This information is not intended to be legal or
accounting advice. For specific legal or accounting advice you
should consult an attorney or an accounting professional.
Copyright 2000-2008 by Jack Saltman. All rights reserved. Printed in
the United States of America. Except as permitted under the United
States Copyright Act of 1976, no part of this publication may be
reproduced or distributed in any form or by any means, or stored in
a data base or retrieval system, without the prior written
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