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Controllable expenses

Operating expenses that a landlord can influence — typically everything except taxes, insurance, and utilities — that are often subject to a separate, lower cap.

The distinction between controllable and non-controllable expenses is the fulcrum of most CAM cap negotiations. Excluding taxes and insurance from the cap protects the landlord from events outside their control; it also removes the two fastest-growing cost categories from the cap.

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