Site Investigation & Due Diligence
Check the site before you commit
Review permit history, open permits, zoning and use concerns, and likely building permit needs before signing a lease, buying a property, or starting a commercial buildout.
Before you sign a commercial lease, buy a property, file a building permit application, or start a commercial buildout, know what the site and permit path may require.
Permit history, open permits, zoning and use rules, building permit requirements, fees, review timelines, inspections, and Permit Closure can affect your budget and schedule.
Clear Property Records reviews the city records and gives you a written permit due diligence report with the likely requirements, risks, and next steps before you commit.
Check the site before you commit
Review permit history, open permits, zoning and use concerns, and likely building permit needs before signing a lease, buying a property, or starting a commercial buildout.
Know the building permit path before filing
Find likely building permit requirements, application forms, filing and submittal steps, permit fees, review timelines, department routing, and permit risks before plans are submitted.
Check inspections, final approvals, and Permit Closure
Find missing inspections, final approval items, certificate needs, open permit issues, and Permit Closure tasks that may affect your opening date.
We review the property address, permit history, open permits, city records, zoning and use information, and project details.
We identify likely building permit requirements, application forms, filing steps, fees, department routing, review timelines, inspections, and permit risks.
You receive a clear permit due diligence report with findings, likely requirements, risks, costs, timelines, and next steps.
We show the next actions so your team can move forward, change the project plan, or ask us to manage the permit process.
Send the property address, project scope, city, timeline, and available documents. We will review the permit history, likely requirements, risks, and next steps.