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In short
This refers to fixing physical deficiencies or damage to business assets or property. For an acquisition, significant repairs might impact the valuation or loan terms.
During due diligence, an appraisal or site visit might identify necessary repairs to real estate or equipment. If these repairs are substantial, they could affect the asset's appraised value or require funds to be allocated from the loan proceeds or your equity injection to complete them post-closing.
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