Commercial Real Estate Inspections in Nassau County, FL
Property condition assessments for commercial buildings, so you know what the building will cost you in its first years before you buy it.
A different kind of purchase
A family buys a house partly on feel. A business buys a building to make money, and every repair after closing comes out of the bottom line. What matters is what the property can earn minus what it will cost to run, repurpose and maintain.
“Paul is a consummate professional. Very thorough, detail focused and extremely knowledgeable. Was able to answer all my questions during the out brief and provide valuable recommendations and helpful hints.”
Properties I inspect
Retail (stand-alone stores, strip centers, self-storage), office space, apartment buildings, hospitality (bed and breakfasts, motels and hotels) and light industrial buildings used for manufacturing, distribution or warehousing.
The Property Condition Report
After the walk-through you receive a report covering the site (paving, landscaping, utilities), structure and building envelope, roofs, mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems, heating, air conditioning and ventilation, elevators where present, life safety and fire protection, interiors, a review of available documents, opinions of probable costs, and recommendations.
The rule of 5 and 5
Five systems most often need major money: HVAC, electrical, plumbing, roof and structure. A business buying a building usually wants all five to last at least five years without a major repair. The report shows you where that is and is not likely.
At a Glance
Licensed & Certified for This
Owner-operated: Paul does every inspection himself