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Understand the rules
Start with a text-readable signed lease and amendments. The free preview highlights extracted terms before you decide to buy.
How SaveOnLease works
From a lease and a bill to clearer next steps.
Begin with a free lease preview. Add an annual CAM or NNN statement and supporting PDFs if you have them. The $49.99 report brings the terms, calculations, questions, and source pages together.
One-time purchase. The statement and supporting files are optional.
Real report format
Fictional demonstration documents · outcomes vary by lease and statement
The workflow
The report gets more specific as you add evidence.
Upload the lease first. You choose how much billing context to add before the one-time checkout.
+ Annual statement02
Compare the bill
Add the reconciliation before checkout to screen visible share, arithmetic, credits, and listed expenses against those terms.
+ Supporting PDFs03
Bring more context
Add up to four available records, such as an area schedule or invoices. The report inventories them and identifies what still needs verification.
Before payment: see a free lease preview. After payment: download a full report based on the readable documents you supplied.
Inside the paid PDF
More than a list of flagged clauses.
The report is organized to help a tenant decide what to check, what to request, and which numbers need a second look.
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The first actions to take
A front-page summary of the most pressing statement questions, the review deadline to verify, and records to request first.
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Annual statement review
Checks readable tenant-share calculations, billed amounts, payment credits, possible duplicate lines, fees, exclusions, and capital-cost treatment against the lease.
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Conditional dollar comparisons
When the documents support it, shows share-only and combined bill screens. Assumptions and overlapping amounts are spelled out; no refund is presumed.
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Lease snapshot
Pulls out readable details such as premises area, tenant share, CAM caps, administrative fees, and record-review windows, with source pages.
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Clause-linked questions
Pairs review topics with lease excerpts and explains which language to check in the signed lease and amendments.
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A practical follow-through kit
Includes a records checklist, a prefilled billing worksheet where amounts are extractable, and a draft request to the landlord.
See the difference
A calculation with its assumptions visible.
Where the documents provide enough detail, the report can compare the billed tenant share with the lease share, screen a controllable CAM cap, and show a conditional alternate balance. It keeps overlapping questions separate and tells you which records could confirm or change the result.
For the fictional example shown, the report calculates a $9,500 center-wide cap question and an alternate bill scenario. Those are review leads, not verified recoveries.
Illustrative statement screen
Statement says13.8889% tenant share
Signed amendment says12% tenant share
Prior-year covered CAM$190,000
105% cap screen$199,500
What the report asks next
Were the area schedule, eligible categories, fee base, and monthly payments applied correctly?
Figures come from fictional test documents. A real report depends on the text and records uploaded.
Know the limits
A strong starting point, with room for verification.
The report checks readable document text and visible arithmetic. It cannot authenticate invoices, prove every cost is allowable, confirm a payment cleared, or decide whether a claim is legally recoverable. Those open items are named so you know what to verify next.
Your $49.99 one-time report
- ✓ Downloadable PDF
- ✓ Lease language and page references
- ✓ Statement checks when a statement is supplied
- ✓ Conditional calculations when inputs support them
- ✓ Worksheet, records checklist, and request draft