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Lorina Fedan

Lorina Fedan

Answer provided 03.07.2023 10:19

Due diligence is translated from English as a full legal examination - a detailed report-analysis of the real estate object, its acquisition history and possible risks after acquisition. The procedure is a detailed independent inspection of the investment object, carried out on behalf of investors to form an objective view of the investment object.

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