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Project readiness snapshot

Twelve questions across capital, development and construction. Mark each item documented, partial or unknown. The snapshot lists the evidence you do not yet hold, by discipline. It does not score your project, and it does not say whether the project will be approved, funded or built.

Capital

Is there a sources-and-uses schedule tested against the construction schedule?

Documented means a written schedule that ties each source to the month it is drawn.

Is the equity in the deal identified in writing, with who is committing it and on what terms?

Documented means named parties and written terms, not indications of interest.

Could you produce the records a lender asks for after a term sheet, within two weeks?

Documented means the records exist now and you know where they are.

Is contingency sized against an identified risk list rather than a flat percentage?

Documented means each contingency line traces to a named risk.

Development

Is control of the site or asset documented — deed, contract, option or written assignment?

Documented means an executed instrument, not a handshake or an expired contract.

Is the entitlement or approval path confirmed from the jurisdiction's own records?

Documented means confirmed in writing by or from the authority having jurisdiction.

Is utility capacity confirmed in writing — water, wastewater, power, and who pays to extend it?

Documented means a written capacity response naming cost responsibility.

Do you hold current site reports — survey, geotechnical, environmental, floodplain?

Documented means current reports, not reports from a prior owner's prior plan.

Construction

Is the construction budget built from a defined scope and drawings rather than a square-foot figure?

Documented means the budget traces to a scope document and a drawing set.

Does the contract structure match the delivery method and the risk you intend to carry?

Documented means an executed or drafted contract you have read against that intent.

Is it written down who can commit the project — sign contracts, approve changes, release funds?

Documented means an authority matrix with names and limits.

Does reporting show cost-to-complete and change exposure every month?

Documented means a reporting format in use, with a named person accountable for it.

Your snapshot

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Answer the questions and the missing evidence appears here, discipline by discipline. Nothing is stored, nothing is sent, and no answer leaves this page.

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Printable worksheet

Project Readiness Snapshot, on paper

The same twelve questions as the online tool, with the standard for each and the evidence that is missing when the answer is not documented. Mark each item documented, partial or unknown.

This worksheet is an evidence inventory. It does not score your project, and it does not say whether the project will be approved, funded or built. Nothing you write on it is sent to us, and no email address is required to download it.

Download the worksheet (PDF)

This snapshot is general working material. It is an inventory of evidence, not a feasibility study, appraisal, underwriting decision or review by Threefold Development Partners, and it does not predict approval, investment viability or project success. Your answers stay in your browser: nothing is stored, transmitted or received by us, and using this page creates no relationship or obligation. If you want us to look at a project, use the opportunity form, which tells you exactly what it collects.

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