Multi-Tenant Commercial Inspection Sample

Several Tenant Spaces, Different Building Conditions

This sample goes beyond a conventional retail-only strip mall. The report shows a mix of storefront, office and warehouse uses, with a loading dock and numerous heating and cooling units. Findings are associated with particular units or shared areas so a buyer can follow the issues across a larger property.

Multiple tenant units and common building areas documented.

Rooftop and interior heating equipment, electrical panels and plumbing across different spaces.

Photographs and recommendations connect specific defects with further evaluation and repair planning.

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Examples From This Inspection

These selected findings describe the property at the time of its 2026 inspection. The full PDF provides the complete observations and recommendations.

Deteriorated roof surfaces documented in the multi-tenant building report — Photograph from the sample report, page 11.

Roof Deterioration and Replacement Planning

The report describes an aging roof with numerous defects and recommends evaluation by a roofing contractor. It notes that a contractor may recommend replacement rather than isolated repairs. The detailed roof section provides the photographs and observations behind that recommendation.

Read this finding in the PDF, page 11

Electrical panel with overheated wiring highlighted by report annotations — Photograph from the sample report, page 54.

Overheated Wiring in a Tenant Panel

A wire in one tenant's electrical panel shows signs of overheating. The report treats this as a fire hazard and calls for immediate electrician repairs. This specific finding is separate from routine panel-cover and maintenance observations elsewhere in the report.

Read this finding in the PDF, page 54

Moisture meter used at a stained wall in a commercial tenant space — Photograph from the sample report, page 98.

Active Moisture at an Interior Wall

The report identifies wall staining that tested wet in a tenant space. It recommends investigating and stopping the water entry and notes that hidden damage may exist. A multi-unit inspection needs to document these local conditions alongside shared roof and mechanical concerns.

Read this finding in the PDF, page 98

Understand This Report's Scope

This was an occupied property, and access was affected by tenant belongings and stored items. The report also documents multiple heating and cooling units in poor condition or not operating and recommends an HVAC contractor evaluate the units individually. A Phase I environmental assessment was not performed. Read the full report for unit-specific access and testing limitations.

Each report reflects the agreed scope and conditions at the time of that inspection. Names and address details have been removed for the sample. Read the complete report, including its limitations, before relying on an excerpt.

These examples are not presented as ASTM E2018 Property Condition Assessments. If your transaction or lender calls for a Property Condition Assessment, tell us before the scope is finalized.

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Multi-Tenant Commercial Inspection Sample Report