Property Management
In NC commercial property management, a 'common area maintenance' (CAM) charge passes which costs to tenants?
AOnly the tenant's own unit maintenance costs
BThe tenant's proportionate share of operating expenses for common areas such as parking, hallways, and landscaping✓ Correct
CAll capital improvement costs
DOnly utility costs for common areas
Explanation
CAM charges in commercial leases (particularly in multi-tenant properties) pass the tenant's pro-rata share of operating expenses for common areas (parking lots, lobbies, landscaping) to the tenants.
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