> Due Diligence should not raise any surprises and confirm what you have pitched them.
This is key and something that I have explained multiple times over the last couple of years to people that really did not get why a surprise or two during a DD were a 'big deal'. DD is confirmatory, not discovery.
This is key and something that I have explained multiple times over the last couple of years to people that really did not get why a surprise or two during a DD were a 'big deal'. DD is confirmatory, not discovery.