Due Diligence Reviews

Accessibility Due Diligence forCommercial Real Estate Decisions

National ADA helps buyers, tenants, brokers, investors, lenders, and asset managers identify accessibility risk before a property decision becomes a costly surprise.

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Risk that's easy to miss before closing.

Accessibility conditions are often overlooked during commercial real estate transactions. Yet they can affect acquisition budgets, lease negotiations, tenant improvements, operating obligations, financing assumptions, and post-closing risk.

National ADA brings accessibility review into the due diligence process with practical reporting designed for real estate decision-making.

Who This Is For

Built for Every Side of the Deal

Buyers

Understand potential accessibility obligations and remediation exposure before acquisition.

Tenants

Evaluate public-facing space conditions before lease execution or buildout planning.

Brokers

Help clients identify potential property issues earlier in the transaction process.

Investors

Incorporate accessibility risk into asset evaluation, underwriting, and capital planning.

Lenders

Better understand property-level conditions that may affect borrower obligations or asset risk.

Asset Managers

Prioritize accessibility review across existing holdings or planned repositioning.

Use Cases

Pre-acquisition property reviewLease negotiation supportTenant improvement planningDisposition preparationPortfolio screeningProperty condition risk reviewPre-closing documentationBroker advisory supportBuyer due diligenceRetail and hospitality site review

Transaction Report Sections

Each due diligence report is organized for decision-makers:

  • Executive summary
  • Property overview
  • Accessibility risk observations
  • Photographic documentation
  • Priority issue list
  • Estimated remediation categories
  • Potential responsibility considerations
  • Buyer / tenant / owner considerations
  • Recommended next steps

Before you buy, lease, finance, or reposition

Understand the accessibility risk first. Share the property and your timeline and we'll outline a review.

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