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Preparing for the Next 10 Years: Cost-to-Cure Reports for Church Facilities

For churches, preparing for the next 10 years isn’t just about ministry vision—it’s about ensuring that facilities remain safe, accessible, and financially viable. Learn how Cost-to-Cure Reports help churches plan for the next 10 years of facility expenses. Discover how PCAs, ADA compliance, and capital planning protect ministries and budgets.

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How PCAs Protect Brokers from Deal Surprises

Commercial real estate brokers thrive on closing deals efficiently and profitably. Yet, the path from offer to closing can be riddled with unexpected issues that derail timelines, strain negotiations, or jeopardize commissions. One of the most common culprits? Hidden building defects or long-term maintenance liabilities that weren’t uncovered until late in the due diligence process.

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Capital Planning Across a CRE Portfolio: The Role of Cost-to-Cure Reports

Unlike traditional inspections that identify deficiencies without projecting future implications, a Cost-to-Cure analysis provides a 10-year financial forecast of anticipated repair and replacement costs. When paired with a Property Condition Assessment (PCA) and guided by ASTM E2018-24 standards, portfolio owners gain a data-backed roadmap for budgeting, risk mitigation, and strategic reinvestment.

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Why Home Inspectors Are Not Suited to Perform Commercial Building Inspections

Discover 15 reasons why home inspectors are not qualified to perform commercial building inspections. Learn the key differences between residential and commercial inspections, the importance of ASTM E2018-compliant Property Condition Assessments, and how professional commercial inspectors protect your investment through Cost-to-Cure reporting, ADA compliance evaluations, and risk management.

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