BUYER GUIDE
Commercial property due diligence.
Due diligence is the buyer's structured opportunity to test whether the property, income, condition and legal context support the intended decision. The exact work should be tailored to the asset and completed with qualified specialists.
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Start with the intended use
An owner-user, investor and developer need different answers. The diligence plan should work backward from what must be true for the acquisition thesis to hold.
Coordinate specialist scopes
Lawyers, lenders, environmental consultants, engineers, planners, accountants, insurers and other experts may each address part of the review. Roles, deadlines and dependencies should be organized early.
Treat uncertainty as information
A finding does not always end a transaction. It may change price, terms, timing, future capital or the decision to proceed. The goal is to understand its consequence before conditions expire.
Common questions
How long is a due diligence period?+
It varies with the property, transaction and negotiated agreement. The period should reflect the investigations and third-party work reasonably required.
Does a broker perform legal or environmental diligence?+
No. We help coordinate the commercial process and surface questions, while qualified specialists provide advice and reports within their expertise.
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