Real Estate Asset Due Diligence

Real Estate Asset Due Diligence

 

Real Estate Asset Due Diligence


WHY IT MATTERS

Evaluating real estate assets thoroughly and thoughtfully ensures potential acquisitions meet our clients’ criteria. Mitigating real estate asset risks prior to investing can enhance returns and minimize risk.


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Bard Consulting has been performing asset due diligence since its inception in 2001

WHAT WE DO

Bard Consulting has analyzed portfolios and individual assets in all major property types, and with various strategies, risk profiles, and ownership structures. Particular niche specialties are residential land development/homebuilding and debt investments. Bard has a qualified pool of dedicated staff and a significant pool of third-party expertise for property-specific analyses, which together provide comprehensive geographic, property type and physical due diligence expertise.

Market assessment

Bard independently vets sponsor-provided market information by accessing market participants, such as property managers, tenants, and leasing/sales brokers; as well as third-party market data. 

Individual asset business plans

Bard reviews proposed asset business plans and projected returns for reasonableness, and proposed financing terms to determine if they are appropriate for the asset strategy and are at market. Bard works with the client and investment manager to mitigate any perceived asset risks. 

Projected returns

Bard prepares projected financial returns for individual assets and portfolios under different economic scenarios. 

Sponsor evaluation

In many cases, asset evaluations are related co-investment opportunities or otherwise involve a sponsor or investment manager. Bard evaluates the appropriateness of the sponsor or manager vis-a-vis the contemplated asset investment. 

Negotiation and documentation

When requested, Bard assists investors in negotiating the deal terms and resolving issues identified during due diligence. Additionally, Bard assists legal counsel in properly documenting the transaction.