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What is phase i and ii?

Phase I and II are environmental site assessments conducted to evaluate the potential presence of hazardous substances or contaminants on a property.

Who is required to file phase i and ii?

Phase I and II assessments are typically required by lenders, investors, and property owners before a real estate transaction.

How to fill out phase i and ii?

Phase I and II assessments are conducted by environmental professionals who follow standardized practices set by ASTM International.

What is the purpose of phase i and ii?

The purpose of Phase I and II assessments is to identify any potential environmental risks associated with a property.

What information must be reported on phase i and ii?

Phase I and II assessments report on the history of the property, current and past land uses, regulatory databases, and findings from on-site inspections.