A Property Condition Assessment (PCA), also known as a building assessment, is performed to evaluate the physical condition of a building in the face of any form of property transaction.

In a commercial real estate purchase or sale, an accurate PCA is a pivotal piece in securing your property’s maximum value, ultimately delineating the risks, costs, and opportunities associated with the property. These reports are always written to the most up-to-date ASTM (American Society for Testing Materials) standards.

Property Condition Assessments are essential in the loan acquisition process for buildings and properties. They allow lenders to manage risks by identifying existing or potential property issues, determining immediate and future repair needs, and ensuring loan amounts are justified based on property conditions. Additionally, PCAs highlight any legal or environmental concerns, influence insurance requirements, and offer a standardized due diligence approach. This process ensures both lenders and borrowers make informed decisions, safeguarding their investments and minimizing unforeseen liabilities.

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• Fannie Mae Streamlined Property Condition Assessment (PCA)
• Fannie Mae Conventional Property Condition Assessment (PCA)
• Fannie Mae ESA Phase I
• Fannie Mae ESA Phase II Subsurface Investigation

• Freddie Mac Small Balance Loan (SBL) 1104
• Freddie Mac Conventional Physical Risk Report (PRR) 1105
• FMAC F.R.E.D. Physical Risk Report (PRR) 1108
• Freddie Mac ESA Phase I
• Freddie Mac ESA Phase II Subsurface Investigation
• Seismic Risk Assessment (SRA)

• HUD LEAN 232/223(f) Project Capital Needs Assessment (PCNA)
• HUD LEAN 232/223(f) ESA Phase I