For ages, diligence has been revered and regarded as one of the seven heavenly virtues, referring to a zealous and careful nature in one's actions and work.

With the help of our experts, required information is identified and situated in an organized list of questions. Using our numerous resources and extensive experience we gather and verify all necessary information via varied methods, such as interviews, background investigations and financial analysis.

To gain valuable information that can be used to accurately value assets, identify risks and ensure that transactions comply with acquisition criteria. Due diligence is intended to prevent unnecessary harm to either party involved in a transaction.

Anyone entering into a transaction needs to conduct due diligence, although it is most commonly utilized by investors, attorneys, accountants, estate executors, investment bankers, banks, loan officers and others frequently involved in transactions.

Typically, due diligence should be conducted after a preliminary agreement has been reached but before a contract is finalized.

IR-6 has the capability of conducting due diligence in all 50 states.