Environmental Due Diligence: For Buyers and Sellers
Environmental concerns are turning into an
undeniably critical yet they are still frequently neglected. Hence, to make the right decision, every buyer
or investor during the transaction of real estate holding needs the complete
objective data empowering them to evaluate the dangers related with a buy,
merger, acquisition or other property transaction. Other than money related
matters, legal, market and procedural parameters, like environmental
risks, play a vital role. This objective assessment is often done through environmental due diligence.
The main goal of environmental due diligence is
thus the evaluation of all environmental concerns that may impact a transaction
value or decision, before or after closing. Ensuring that the degree of
environmental due diligence comes up with potential risk factors is vital.
As a part of any due diligence, the environmental Phase 1 site assessment systematically
assesses any possible sources of environmental accountability related to a
property and distinguishes documented environmental conditions in regard to a
property.
A Phase
2 assessment, on the other hand, includes increasingly detailed examinations
for example, the establishment of boreholes, air monitoring, groundwater studies,
and contaminated land evaluation.
There are certain parameters involved in Environmental Due
Diligence. These include:
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Broad environmental risk assessment
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Land evaluation
·
Examination of the current conditions and
historical burdens
·
Legislative compliance evaluation
At Fulcrum, one of the best ASTM environmental site assessment companies in Texas and California and
other parts of the USA, we are set up to establish and actualize an
environmental due diligence strategy that gets you both insurance and
negotiation for buyers. If you are keen to know how Fulcrum can help you with
environment due diligence including phase 1 and phase 2 environmental site
assessments, transaction screeningassessment you can visit our website https://www.frenviro.net/ or contact
us to know more.
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