A basic due diligence checklist includes verifying identity and ownership documents, checking title deeds and encumbrance certificates, confirming there's no pending litigation, reviewing tax payment records and outstanding dues, validating approvals and permits, and cross-checking financial statements where applicable. It also involves inspecting physical assets or property condition and ensuring all agreements or contracts align with what's being represented before finalizing any deal.
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How to do a Basic Due Diligence Checklist?
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