Due diligence period
A due diligence period, often called a feasibility or inspection period, is the window in a land contract during which the buyer investigates the property and can usually terminate without penalty. For data center land, it covers power availability, title, survey, environmental, zoning and utility questions. Its length, extension rights and deposit terms are negotiated, and complex power studies often need extensions.
The full guide · Feasibility, diligence & dealsData Center Site Due Diligence ChecklistA practical due diligence checklist for data center land: title, survey, power, environmental, geotechnical, zoning, water, fiber and access items to confirm.Where Due diligence period comes up
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