Technical condition
Structures, building envelope, services, operating risks, defects and remaining service life.
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Vendor Survey
Pre-sale technical due diligence that prepares the property condition, documentation, risks and CAPEX before a buyer enters the transaction.
01Transaction-ready data room
02Fewer surprises
03Stronger seller position
WHAT IT SOLVES
A Vendor Survey reviews the property through the questions likely to be raised by a buyer, lender and their technical adviser. Missing documents, inconsistencies and technical liabilities are identified early, giving the seller time to prepare remediation, evidence or a transaction strategy.
The aim is not to conceal risk, but to bring it under control before the data room opens and prospective buyers begin their inspections.
SERVICE SCOPE
What we review and
evaluate.
The exact scope is always tailored to the asset, available information and the decision the output must support.
Documentation and compliance
Design information, inspections, permits, approved use, actual occupation and data-room completeness.
Red flags and cost
Defect priorities, immediate action, CAPEX, potential OPEX impacts and issues likely to be raised by a buyer.
Transaction readiness
Recommended remediation, explanations for findings, disclosure materials and technical support for Q&A.
OUR PROCESS
From question to
clear conclusion.
Every step has a defined purpose and builds on previous findings.
Brief and sale timetable
We define the transaction objective, buyer profile, timing and required depth of review.
Documents and survey
We complete a vendor-side document review, technical inspection and agreed testing.
Remediation strategy
We distinguish deal-breakers, remediable defects and matters best addressed through transparent explanation.
Vendor report and data room
We prepare the report, risk register, CAPEX and technical evidence for a controlled sale process.
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
Output for
decision-making.
- 01Pre-sale technical report and executive summary
- 02Schedule of missing or inconsistent documents
- 03Prioritised red-flag register with recommended next steps
- 04CAPEX, potential OPEX impacts and remaining service life
- 05Recommendations for remediation, disclosure and responses to buyer technical Q&A
WHEN TO USE IT
The right data at
the right time.
Before bringing the property to market
To prepare the technical position and data room before the first round of bids.
Before a portfolio disposal
For a consistent method, comparable data and controlled risks across several assets.
Before refinancing or admitting an investor
When the technical picture must be ready for a lender or new partner.
FAQ
Common questions.
The scope can be similar, but the instruction serves the seller. It prepares evidence, identifies risk and recommends action before a buyer enters the process. The buyer may still commission independent TDD.
No. Its purpose is to identify defects early, remedy what is practical and explain the balance transparently. This reduces the risk of surprises, delay or price pressure.
Ideally before the data room opens and the property is marketed, leaving time to complete documents and carry out proportionate repairs.
FREE CONSULTATION
Preparing a property
for sale?
Anticipate buyer questions, prepare the data room and enter the transaction with risk under control.
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