Assertion: phase | /r/HasProperty | esa
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text: Any piece of real estate can be the subject of a Phase I ESA.
text: The actual sampling of soil, air, groundwater and/or building materials is typically not conducted during a Phase I ESA.
text: For condominiums, Fannie Mae requires a Phase I ESA anytime the initial underwriting analysis indicates environmental concerns.
text: The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development also requires a Phase I ESA for any condominium under construction that wishes to offer an FHA insured loan to potential buyers.
text: Interviews with the Report User for title or judicial records for environmental liens and activity and use limitations (AULs); specialized knowledge or experience; actual knowledge; commonly known or reasonably ascertainable information; the reason for a significantly lower purchase price; and the reason for the preparation of the Phase I ESA.
text: The EPA's All Appropriate Inquiries Rule governing the scope of Phase I Environmental Site Assessments went into effect on November 1, 2006 and provided specific scope requirements for a Phase I ESA to meet the requirements of CERCLA's innocent land owner defense.
text: It's up to the opinion of the environmental professional's opinion based on the conclusions and recommendations made in the Phase I ESA, along with the user(s) of the Phase I themselves based on their level of risk acceptance.
text: We explain what a Phase I ESA is in a simple to understand manner.
text: What's included in a Phase I ESA?
text: What's not included in a Phase I ESA?
text: Check out our article on what are RECs in a Phase I ESA?
text: Fail to conduct the Phase I ESA correctly, or not at all, and you're playing with fire.