Financial and Physical Due Diligence in Real Estate
Overview
A real estate investment could look strong on paper and still hide expensive surprises. In commercial real estate, due diligence is what separates a sound acquisition from a costly one.
This course shows you how to conduct due diligence so you can validate any real estate investment before committing. You’ll learn how to assess a property’s physical condition, understand how those findings influence investment decisions, and analyze and review financial components like leases. With this structured approach, you’ll reduce the risk of a costly mistake.
Details
Format |
In person |
In-person location |
1450 Guy St., Montreal |
| Language | English and French |
Accreditation |
E-certificate |
Start date |
December 11, 2026 |
Corporate training
This course or program can be customized to meet your organization’s specific needs.
Who should attend
Early-career real estate professionals looking for a clearer understanding of the due diligence process to make stronger investment decisions
Private investors looking to learn about the steps involved in validating a real estate investment before committing capital
Experienced real estate professionals who want to improve their due diligence knowledge and apply it through real-world case studies
Key takeaways
Understand the importance of conducting due diligence and the risks of avoiding it to protect yourself from costly investment mistakes
Learn how a Property Condition Assessment (PCA) and an Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) are conducted and how those findings influence your investment decisions
Identify the key elements of financial due diligence such as lease analysis, revenue verification, and property tax implications to make more informed investment decisions
Course leaders
Marc-Olivier Lacroix
