PRE-OFFER PROPERTY FEASIBILITY

Know what you are buying before the offer gets expensive.

Review the intended use, approval path, site constraints, access, utilities and expensive unknowns before relying on listing language, waiving due diligence or paying for design.

Before an offer

Identify whether the property deserves deeper review and which questions belong in the transaction process.

During due diligence

Prioritize the records, agency questions and licensed-professional verification that fit the actual deadline.

Before design

Compare the intended path with practical alternatives before consultant costs begin to stack up.

Choose the depth that fits the decision.

Acquisition Decision Report

Scoped after intake

  • Primary path and alternatives
  • Preliminary economics
  • Questions to take to a broker or attorney
  • Verification roadmap

Development Strategy Sprint

Scoped after intake

  • Multiple scenarios
  • Preliminary pro forma
  • Consultant scopes
  • Milestone plan

What it does not replace

This is preliminary research and strategic interpretation. It does not replace a survey, title review, appraisal, brokerage representation, legal advice, lender decision, licensed architecture or engineering, wastewater design, agency approval or field verification. Hands-on implementation is currently available in Washington State.

Send one address before the deal gets expensive.

Include the intended use, jurisdiction, stage and decision deadline.