Published in The RMA Journal
Within the last decade, many banks have adopted environmental risk management policies and programs in order to minimize their exposure to environmental risks. Indeed, potential environmental liability has become increasingly relevant to the banking industry. Environmental risks can have far-
reaching consequences if not addressed during the due diligence process. This RMA Journal article summarizes potential risks that may be encountered during the transaction process.
June 17, 2024
In real estate, failing to identify potential defects during the research phase can mean the difference between profitability and insolvency. By Brett Hayes, PE, CDT, LEED AP BD+C, National Client […]
August 04, 2023
Published on Globe St. & Authored by Jenny Redlin, REPA on July 28, 2023 Recently passed legislation in California could alleviate some of the challenges in converting retail and office properties into […]
June 12, 2019
RISING UNCERTAINTY REQUIRES MORE DILIGENT RISK MANAGEMENT In my latest thought leadership column for National Real Estate Investor, I discuss due diligence risk management strategies for investors facing rising late-cycle uncertainty. […]
