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Lenders may be leery to fund, and buyers may be less likely to want to obtain a site with potentially unknown clean-up costs attached. Does this mean you have to pump the brakes on your deal, or worse, pull out completely? The answer is not necessarily if you perform a Remedial Cost Estimate.

HOW AND WHEN TO FILL OUT ENVIRONMENTAL QUESTIONNAIRES Environmental due diligence for SBA loans can involve many types of reports and assessments, all of which require the completion of an […]

Lenders and investors are beginning to identify climate change impact as an emerging risk that has the potential to profoundly impact not only their physical assets, but also entire financial […]

LIHTC deals are hot. Throughout the pandemic, LIHTC has continued to be a strong incentive for investors and developers. The pace has continued through 2021 and with high demand and […]

Partner Engineering and Science, Inc. is pleased to be featured on the 2021 Engineering News-Record Top 500 Design Firms list for the ninth straight year. On the 2021 list, which reflects 2020 […]

BRUSH UP ON THE TOP 6 POTENTIAL CHANGES TO THE ESA STANDARD (ASTM E1527) When there’s a change that affects around 250,000 commercial real estate deals a year, it’s a […]

  Partner Engineering and Science, Inc. is pleased to welcome David Lutz, LPG to our Environmental Due Diligence practice as Technical Director of Environmental Services. Mr. Lutz has over 15 […]

Partner Engineering and Science, Inc. is pleased to welcome two new faces to our Environmental and Water Resources Consulting teams: Paul Hitchings as Managing Director and Dave Hunter, PG as […]

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