When executing a timely deal with a property that has known contamination or higher risk factors for environmental concerns, some stakeholders can benefit from concurrent due diligence. By conducting Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments in a staggered schedule, your environmental consultant, in collaboration with brokers and lenders, can save you valuable time and help facilitate a successful transaction.
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