5 Must Dos During Due Diligence
Recommendations During Due Diligence
General information for Due Diligence Period:
Buyer(s) and/or buyer(s) representative(s) has/have the right to inspect, examine, test, appraise & survey. During the Due Diligence Period, Buyer shall determine whether or not to exercise Buyer's option to proceed or not proceed with the purchase of the property.
• Hire a professional home inspector
• Determine if you want to test for lead-based paint
• Determine if you want a termite inspection
• Determine if you want to do mold/air quality testing
• Determine if you want a survey
• Determine if you want radon testing
• Familiarize yourself with past sales
• Quote from homeowners insurance
• Check FEMA flood maps for flood zone
• Call all utility companies and confirm that the property is public sewer or septic
• Take measurements
• Drive the neighborhood at various hours
• Talk to neighbors
• Verify taxes on city/county websites
• Verify community association restrictions, financials & amenities
• Verify school district zoning and bus routes through city/county website
• Contact city/county for future development plans in the area
• Check for potential foreclosure
• Check neighborhood crime statistics/sex offenders
• Review your contract for disclosure and deadlines
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