An expert may be engaged once the property is “under contract” and the initial due diligence, concerning clear title, clean environmental, financing approval, lease verification, and profit and loss report verification have all been taken care of.  

When speaking with my mortgage broker, she informed me that to buy a commercial property I would need an environmental assessment (6k), and a commercial property assessment (2.5k) and then a 35% down payment on top of that.

Landlords must also give renters a pamphlet on the dangers of lead-based paint prepared by the Environmental Protection Agency.

Honestly - I had no idea about this environmental restriction.

My brother received his Masters in Urban and Environmental Planning from the University of Tufts in 2021.

You may even be able to get them to do seller financing because often times banks don’t like lending on those properties because of potential environmental concerns….which brings up the next thing you should be concerned about with owning a property used for automotive repairs.

Credit reports and supplements (credit report $40 supplements each $150) Environmental Phase I $4000 Phase II $6000- 40000.

In my area, the environmental health department deals with sewage issues and they will inspect it and issue a red tag.

Clean up the grounds, pay for all DD docs (Survey/Title/Environmental/Soils/Geotech/Etc) and professionalized the marketing/exposure What was the outcome?

Every one keeps talking of global warming; EV industry keeps talking of green energy when electricity is generated by n large using fossil fuels, n no of startups keep claiming solutions to reducing carbon footprints with Building designs which are adherence to compliance and essential environmental standards.