Real estate checklist
1. Pre-Construction Phase
- Identify key project goals.
- Outline deliverables and timelines.
- Engage stakeholders for input.
- Establish criteria for success.
- Document all findings for clarity.
- Analyze financial, technical, and operational viability.
- Assess market demand and competition.
- Review legal and regulatory implications.
- Evaluate potential risks and obstacles.
- Compile results into a comprehensive report.
- Research locations that meet project criteria.
- Evaluate accessibility and infrastructure.
- Consider environmental impacts and zoning laws.
- Conduct site visits for firsthand assessment.
- Rank sites based on suitability.
- Identify required local, state, and federal permits.
- Prepare and submit applications.
- Engage with relevant authorities for guidance.
- Track approval status and follow up as needed.
- Maintain records of all communications.
- Outline project budget and funding sources.
- Engage potential investors or lenders.
- Prepare financial projections and plans.
- Negotiate terms and finalize agreements.
- Create a financial tracking system.
2. Site Assessment
- Identify potential environmental concerns.
- Gather existing environmental data.
- Consult with environmental specialists.
- Analyze impacts on air, water, and wildlife.
- Prepare a detailed report of findings.
- Conduct soil tests for contamination.
- Assess soil type and composition.
- Determine drainage and stability characteristics.
- Evaluate site accessibility and topography.
- Document findings for future reference.
- Hire a certified land surveyor.
- Identify property boundaries and easements.
- Measure land area and dimensions accurately.
- Document existing structures and utilities.
- Create a detailed survey map.
- Obtain local zoning maps and ordinances.
- Analyze permitted land uses and restrictions.
- Check for any pending zoning changes.
- Consult with local planning authorities.
- Document compliance or variance requirements.
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