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Acquisition Due Diligence
Rapid, evidence-first property documentation during a diligence window so acquisition decisions rest on observed conditions rather than seller-provided material alone.
What this service addresses
Diligence windows are short. Teams underwrite from broker photos and dated drawings, then discover envelope, paving or equipment issues after closing.
What you get out of it
- Observed-condition record captured inside the diligence period
- Measured areas and site quantities to test seller-provided figures
- A shared evidence set for lenders, insurers and internal committees
What we capture
- Aerial site and roof capture
- Envelope and accessible interior walkthrough capture
- Visible mechanical, electrical and life-safety equipment
- Site conditions: paving, drainage surfaces, parking counts
What you receive
- Diligence evidence package with dated imagery
- Measured area and parking count schedule
- Observed condition notes with severity flags
- Property DNA record available for post-close services
How the engagement runs
- 01
Mobilisation
Access coordination and capture scheduling inside the diligence window.
- 02
Capture
Single-visit aerial, interior and site documentation.
- 03
Processing
Measurements, orthomosaics and condition indexing.
- 04
Professional review
Review of observations and measurement traceability.
- 05
Delivery
Package released to the deal team with intended-use statement.
Who this is for
- Acquisition teams and funds
- Lenders and credit committees
- Owner-operators buying single assets
Optional extensions
- Thermal envelope pass
- Roof documentation package
- Post-close baseline upgrade
Professional review
Every deliverable is checked by a qualified reviewer against the capture record before release. Review confirms that measurements, annotations and evidence links are traceable to source data and that stated accuracy and intended use are documented on the deliverable itself.
Limitations and boundaries
- Not a property condition assessment performed under an engineering standard of care, and not an environmental assessment.
- Not an appraisal or official valuation.
- Observations describe what was visible at the time of capture; concealed conditions are excluded.
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