Pre-Acquisition Due Diligence for Multifamily Investors

Don't buy a legacy of hidden liabilities.

We conduct exhaustive on-site physical and operational audits of communities so you can close with absolute certainty.

The Core Inspection Pillars

🏢 Physical Condition Audit

We walk 100% of the units not just a random sample.

  • What we inspect: Roof lifespans, HVAC age and serial numbers, foundational settling, plumbing systems (including camera scopes if needed), and deferred maintenance liabilities.

📊 Financial & Rent Roll Forensic Audit

We cross-reference the seller's marketing package with reality.

  • What we inspect: 12 to 24 months of historical profit and loss statements, bank deposits, utility bills, and actual property tax liabilities.

🔑 Lease File Audit

Paperwork discrepancies are where major legal and financial leaks hide.

  • What we inspect: Actual physical or digital lease agreements matched against the current rent roll. We look at security deposit matches, lease start/end dates, concessions, and utility bill-back structures.

👥 Occupancy Verification

A building can look full on paper while being empty in reality.

  • What we inspect: Physical "eyes on" verification of occupied units, checking for unauthorized tenants, vacant units dressed up to look occupied, or units being used as unapproved storage.

🦺 On-Site Staff Assessment

The success of an asset relies heavily on who is running it.

  • What we inspect: Anonymous and direct evaluation of the current on-site leasing agents and maintenance crew. We evaluate their efficiency, overall capabilities, and whether they should be retained post-acquisition.

⚖️ Compliance & Local Zoning Review

Local ordinances can shut down a renovation plan overnight.

  • What we inspect: Local building codes, active permit histories, pending life-safety violations, and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance.

Protect Your Capital Before You Sign.

We mobilize quickly to meet tight escrow and feasibility study windows. Let's discuss your upcoming acquisition.

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