Due Diligence

Is your company looking to acquire a new property? We recommend going local for an environmental site assessment of the property. The challenge is trying to determine which of the environmental consulting firms near you that you should choose for the project. In order to help settle your dilemma, we have created this brief guide […]

We believe it’s important for members of the lending community to understand the factors that impact the cost of a Phase 1 environmental site assessment. This way, you can keep your clients in the loop, satisfy your need to perform due diligence, and manage expectations for your client during commercial real estate transactions. Why Do

If you plan to purchase or invest in commercial real estate, an environmental site assessment (ESA) must be conducted. These types of assessments are considered part of the “due diligence” process and help protect your investment. ESAs can also help you determine a fair value for land (site) before you buy it. It’s likely that

Loan officers understand the importance of providing clients with a smooth transaction process during commercial real estate deals. That’s why it’s often a good idea to assess the physical condition of a target property through a property condition assessment (PCA). While a PCA is not mandatory, skipping a PCA could lead to major headaches later