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Understanding the Parameters of Environmental Due Diligence of a Service Station Portfolio deal

PPM Simplifies
PPM Simplifies
Understanding the Parameters of Environmental Due Diligence of a Service Station Portfolio deal
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On this episode, host Todd Perry speaks with Zane Hood from the PPM Birmingham AL office, about the process and steps required during the purchase of a multiple property portfolio of service/gas stations or convenience stores. You’ll hear about the bank’s requirements, Phase I & II REC analysis, and calculating your risk tolerance for the investment.  Although you are advised to “buy the assets, not the liabilities” – if the financials work, it may be worth it to complete remediation at high-volume stores/sites.

Key Topics and Takeaways

  • Risk management for your proposed purchase/site
  • Your financial institution may skip directly to Phase II
  • If you have a high risk tolerance, you can skip Phase I & 2
  • Purchase assets, not liabilities
  • Portfolio analysis of multiple-property transactions
  • Are the business’ compliance records complete and available?
  • If the P&L model supports remediation, it may be worth the money and effort
  • Key takeaways

Resources and Links

Zane Hood LinkedIn

 

PPM Consultants Website

 

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