Documentation required to assess a commercial property
A well-documented transaction can be assessed faster and attracts less uncertainty discount.
Spain · Retail units · Land · Commercial property
Legal documentation
Land registry extract, title, charges, lease, amendments, guarantees and payment status.
Financial documentation
Rents, costs, property tax, service charges, insurance, works and projected investment.
Technical documentation
Plans, areas, installations, certificates, licences, inspections and condition.
Planning information
Use, compatible uses, planning, restrictions and relevant files.
Commercial information
Location, access, visibility, surroundings, operator, demand and exit strategy.
Conclusion
The analysis should lead to a clear decision: hold, invest, renegotiate, reposition, market or walk away. The more uncertainty removed before presenting the transaction, the lower the discount typically required by the market.
Submit the property or transaction
With the location, size, status and objective, we can provide an initial assessment.