Many shops still keep physical leases in filing cabinets and key the details into the property management system by hand. A pet rent charge or an amenity fee that never made it into the system is missed every month for the life of the lease. We built a process that works with your onsite team to digitize physical leases and compare every term against your PMS, so you never miss a lease charge.
The lease is signed on paper, filed in a cabinet, and a leasing agent types the terms into the property management system between tours. Most of it lands. Some of it does not. A pet addendum signed on move-in day, a reserved parking space, a technology package, a concession that was supposed to expire in month three.
A missed charge does not announce itself. The rent roll reconciles to the ledger because the rent roll is the thing that is wrong. The resident pays what the system bills, the property manager reports what the system shows, and the asset manager signs off on a number that is quietly short every month until renewal.
Spot checks do not close the gap. Pulling ten leases a quarter tells you about ten leases. The only way to know is to read every lease and compare every term against what the system is actually billing.
Illustrative arithmetic, not a client result. Parking, storage, amenity fees, and expired concessions stack on top.
We read the full lease and every addendum, then compare each of these against what the property management system is billing today.
Commercial portfolios get the same treatment with a different checklist: base rent escalations, CAM and tax recoveries, percentage rent, abatement periods, options, and security deposit terms.
Four steps, run with your onsite team rather than around them. Each one ends with a deliverable you keep whether or not you continue.
Lease audit software assumes the lease is already a clean file synced from your systems. Most of the leak is in leases that never got there, and in a site team that has no time to work another task queue.
The exception report pays for the engagement. The digitized leases and abstracted terms are what make the next audit, the next refinance, and the next disposition faster.
For CREx OS customers, the abstracts load straight into the rent roll and lease schedule, so lease-to-ledger comparison becomes a continuous background check instead of a project. See CREx OS and PM Integration.
Start with a scoping call. Tell us how many leases you have, where they live, and which property management system you run. We come back with a fixed scope and a fixed fee.
See how a lease audit fits your portfolio in a 30-minute walkthrough led by an asset manager, not a sales rep.