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Tenant Rep Handoff Scoring Rubric

A scoring rubric tenant reps use to decide which clients should be handed off for a CAM audit and how.

Tenant rep handoffs break when the broker is unsure whether the client is a real audit candidate. This rubric scores the lease, the renewal cycle, and the client relationship across six factors, then suggests the right handoff language: warm intro, joint pitch, or quiet pass-through with a follow-up later.

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  • Six-factor scoring rubric covering lease, timing, and client fit
  • Three handoff modes with sample language for each scenario
  • Revenue share guidance that does not muddy the brokerage relationship
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