Due Diligence Report
R Squared possesses the first hand construction and development experience to effectively assist in real estate investments. R Squared will review all plans, abstracts, maps, reports, surveys, and tests associated with the project to develop a detailed “Due Diligence Report”. Items that will be reviewed include but are not limited to planning and entitlement, title policy, easements, right of ways, grading restraints, on and off-site drainage, utilities, access roads, street improvements, unique construction restraints, and associated fee’s.
Master Schedule Development
Attempting to accomplish a project without a schedule is similar to driving to an unknown location without a map. The project schedule serves as the road map to acquire and develop a project. R Squared possesses the first hand project experience to develop a working schedule that will define all the primary activities recognized in the due diligence research. The information provided in the schedule is essential in identifying and negotiating terms associated with any project. The schedule developed will serve as the monitoring and tracking system essential in the success of any project. The Master Schedule should be used to monitor the progress and success throughout the duration of a project by identifying the activities, milestones, and time restraints required for a successful project.
Preliminary Pro Forma
An accurate Pro Forma on a Real Estate Acquisition combines all the information identified in the due diligence process of an acquisition and combines it with the data provided in the master schedule to determine the reasonable viability of a project. R Squared will identify the costs associated with a project and provide a preliminary analysis on the probable return on your investment. A detailed report identifying the resources used, the assumptions made and the bids obtained to determine the projects projected profit.
Land Planning
As a land planner, R Squared specializes in processing the plans through public agencies and citizens groups. We work closely with the physical designers to ensure that the physical plan responds to the municipality’s comprehensive plan and other relevant public and private planning programs. We would be the team member responsible for processing projects through local, state, and federal agencies and for obtaining development permits. We coordinate preparation of the environmental impact assessment and negotiate mitigation programs to lessen impacts, many of which are eventually built into the physical land plan.