Location Hunting and Analysis

Property identifying research and coordination:
Parcel/Building Size, Zoning, Code restrictions, Street presence, Traffic counts, existing or lacking utilities, etc.

Property reports:
Site Investigation reports such as a geotechnical evaluation, a topographic and boundary survey, a Phase One Environmental Survey, an Asbestos Survey, etc.

Preliminary rough budget check:
Well help you create a comprehensive evaluation of your project (a proforma) that goes beyond the construction costs. Before you acquire property and the checkbook begins to get to work, well ensure you have a clear understanding of the entire view of the project and the hard and soft costs that need to be accounted for. If the reports and property identifiers are still looking promising and the rough budget looks like it is within your target range, the process continues.