Q2 Tenant Dispute Season: Defending Your CAM Reconciliation
After statements go out in Q1, Q2 brings audit requests, dispute letters, and tenant challenges. Here's how to respond effectively.
Q2 (April through June) is when tenants respond to reconciliation statements received in Q1. Responses range from payment (the easy case) to formal audit requests, dispute letters, and — in the worst case — legal challenges. How landlords respond in Q2 determines whether disputes are resolved quickly and inexpensively or escalate into prolonged conflicts.
Key Dates (4)
| Date / Timeframe | What Happens |
|---|---|
| April 1–30 | Initial tenant responses and payment collection |
| April–May | Audit requests arrive (typically 30–60 days after statements) |
| May–June | Dispute letters and formal challenges |
| June 30 | Target for resolution of routine disputes before summer slowdown |
Phase Checklist (7 items)
Common Mistakes
Where CapVeri Fits
CapVeri's audit trail provides the documentation needed to defend reconciliation calculations in Q2. Every calculation step, GL account, and allocation decision is logged and exportable. When a tenant's auditor questions your methodology, CapVeri's calculation trace shows exactly how each number was derived and which lease clause it implements.
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