What does industrial property management include?
Industrial property management covers the financial and compliance infrastructure of the ownership relationship: CAM reconciliation, monthly financial reporting, lease compliance monitoring, and budget planning. Day-to-day tenant operations and facility management are typically the tenant’s responsibility under an industrial lease.
How does CAM reconciliation work for warehouse properties?
LIFT compares what each tenant paid against what the lease assigns them annually, calculates any balance, and issues a reconciliation statement with documentation built for billing and dispute resolution.
Who handles tenant versus owner obligations in an industrial lease?
It depends on the specific lease structure. LIFT abstracts each lease at the start of the engagement, maps what belongs to each party, and maintains a compliance calendar so nothing goes untracked.
How often does LIFT provide financial reporting?
Monthly, including income and expense summaries, P&L statements, and budget-to-actual comparisons ready for tax preparation, lenders, or ownership group reporting.
Does LIFT manage single buildings or is a portfolio required?
LIFT works with single-asset owners and multi-property ownership groups. There’s no portfolio minimum for industrial property management.
