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Our due diligence investigations will give you clear insight into the opportunities and risks attaching to planning and engaging in the project.
Although each project differs in their nature and complexity, our due diligence reports are structured to provide a comprehensive level of information that is centered around the following criteria:
1. Legal Due Diligence
Verifying the contractual aspects, arrangements and obligations of the property transaction or agreement through consultation with legal professionals
2. Financial Due Diligence
Verify the forecasted stream of revenue and expenses attached to delivering the project with in the objectives of the investment and business scope.
3. Environmental Due Diligence
Verify the present environmental condition and future obligations of the property to satisfy regulatory compliance to nature preservation, contamination and groundwater management.
4. Regulatory Due Diligence
Verify the design allowance, costs and time constraints in obtaining statutory planning approvals (rezoning, subdivision, DA, building license) to both land and building developments.
5. Building Services Due Diligence
Examine and document the building services conditions and provisions (hydraulic, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire, etc.) to guarantee conformance to statutory regulations.
6. Physical Due Diligence
Verify the opportunities and limitations contained in the present or future design model, whilst making sure that the costs, specification and timeframes reflect the investment objectives.
7. Investment Cashflow
Evaluate and determine an acceptable due diligence criteria that will fully account for the revenue and expenditure streams that will be mapped out against the projected lifecycle of the project.
8. Capital Expenditure (Capex) Forecasting
Qualify the risk mitigation techniques into the project design and due diligence process, in turn allowing for the projected capex to be quantified to reflect the future costs to the investment.
9. Capitalisation Valuation
At completion of the capital expenditure (capex) and investment cashflow forecasting, an investment appraisal criteria can be applied to determine the perimeters for the purchase or lease offer.
