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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Due Diligence period 4 unit office building
Hi
I am new to commercial properties.
I have a 4 unit small complex in contract.
I have gotten some quotes for insurance and ordered a home inspection for it.
What sort of due diligence should I be doing during this time?
Thanks
Most Popular Reply

I would do the following:
1) Review 3 years of financial
2) Confirm zoning with the town/city
3) Get estimates for repair after the inspeaction
4) Get estimates for CapEx
5) Get a sense for market rents
I'm frankly surprised that a home inspector would inspect it. Around here (in Maine) there are different levels of inspectors and a regular home inspector won't inspect a commercial building, even if it's just an old home converted to office space.
Hope this helps,