Property Management
A Vermont commercial lease often includes a 'CAM' charge. CAM stands for:
ACommercial Access Management
BCommon Area Maintenance✓ Correct
CCertified Asset Management
DCurrent Annual Mortgage
Explanation
CAM (Common Area Maintenance) charges are fees paid by commercial tenants for their proportionate share of maintaining shared areas such as parking lots, lobbies, and landscaping. CAM charges are standard in Vermont shopping center and office park leases.
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