Are you involved in an upcoming commercial property transaction? Only a small percentage of properties have environmental problems, but if you are planning to purchase a commercial or industrial property, you could be assuming liability for pre-existing environmental conditions associated with the site that you may not be aware of.
EI can help you protect yourself and limit your liability.
The professionals at EI have been providing due diligence services to lenders, developers, borrowers and investors for more than 20 years, anywhere in the United States. We are ready to help you today!
WHAT IS ENVIRONMENTAL DUE DILIGENCE?
Environmental Due Diligence is the process of investigation performed prior to engaging in a contract. Environmental due diligence researches the current and former property uses to determine the likelihood of environmental impact from former on-site operations, and support the “Innocent Landowner’s Defense” under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act, also known as CERCLA. By performing environmental due diligence on a property prior to purchase, a prospective owner can document baseline conditions of a property, and assess the potential liability or risk associated therein. EI offers a wide array of traditional due diligence services, including Transaction Screens, Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, NEPA Surveys and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments.
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WHAT IS ENGINEERING DUE DILIGENCE?
Many borrowers and lending institutions recognize that the physical condition of a building can impact future earnings and property values. Deferred maintenance may lower values, impair leasing efforts, or result in additional damage to building systems. Engineering assessments of commercial properties are used to identify immediate deficiencies associated with each property and building element and to quantify the cost associated with those necessary repairs. Further, the assessment includes an estimate of capital reserves anticipated over the assessment or loan term. The assessments are known by different names including Property Condition Assessments, Physical Needs Assessments, Structural Assessments, and others.
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The EI Difference
EI has been in business since 1988, performing thousands of due diligence assessments every year.
Our employees are among the most experienced due diligence professionals in the United States. Take the time to compare us to other firms! You'll find our people, our experience and our customer satisfaction far exceed the competition.
When you order from EI, you can rest assured that your due diligence will be performed correctly, and you will be protected far into the future! |
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