Eric Correia

Eric. Correia’s experience spans over 19 years in commercial due diligence consulting experience performing Physical Needs Assessments, Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, and Construction Progress Monitoring reports throughout the United States for wide range of financial clients, attorneys and real estate companies. This background and experience is applicable in dealing with the multi-faceted aspects of due diligence consulting as well as providing a sound knowledge of approaches to identifying, evaluating and solving environmental and engineering conditions and risks. Mr. Correia has completed projects under multiple programs and guidelines including; ASTM, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, HUD-MAP, HUD Mark to Market and client specific guidelines.

Most recently, Mr. Correia served as the Technical Director of Agency Due Diligence for an international engineering and environmental consulting firm. In this role Mr. Correia served as a technical resource for in-house sales and technical staff members, implemented quality control measures and technical policy, managed report template development and design, and served a key role in client relationship management.

Prior to this, Mr. Correia served as quality control manager at a national engineering and environmental consulting firm and was responsible for pre-production and final review of due diligence reports. He also served an administrative role as an assistant business unit manager responsible for day to day operations of the consulting division. This included supervision, management and scheduling of staff-level employees and subcontractors for completion projects.

Mr. Correia has performed property assessments (Physical Needs Assessments, Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, and Construction Progress Monitoring reports) on all types of commercial properties including but not limited to: mobile home parks, multi-family complexes, skilled nursing / assisted living facilities, low and high rise commercial buildings, retail properties, and industrial facilities.