Real Estate Due Diligence
Acquisition & Due Diligence
Due Diligence
Acrebook helps their clients to conduct the due diligence related to the the acquisition of the property
1. Organize the files
Property surveys
Leases
Appraisals
Governmental notices
Photographs
Easements
Encumbrances
Title reports, commitments, and policies
Recent tax bills
Environmental reports and related correspondence
Soil reports
Zoning documents
As-built construction documents
Previous site plans
Copies of all material correspondence relating to the Property
Records of any discussions with the City of Nashville or other governing authoritiesAnd all other testing reports and civil documents relating to the Property or the development thereof that are in Seller’s possession or are otherwise available to Seller
2. Explore Financing Options
- 2-3 years of tax returns and K-1s (if any)
- A personal financial statement
- A copy of driver’s licenses
- Your track record
3. Review the Operations
- Leases
- Operating expense statements
- Utility bills
- Rent rolls, etc.
- Income and expense tracking
4. Inspect the Property
- Property management
- General contractor
- Leasing brokers
- Architect
- Property inspector
- Legal compliance
- Inspection and showings
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