Due Diligence Report

The full file on a site you're serious about.

Fifty to seventy pages on the one question that decides the project: will this community let you build — and on what terms?

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3.0/5Friction (Moderate)The verdict on page three of the anonymized sample below
50–70
pages — stakeholders, opposition, precedent, conditions, and strategy
3
review stages: AI harvest, analyst review, independent edit
~3 weeks
from kickoff to delivered report
Deliverables

What you walk away with

A clear go/no-go verdict

A scored risk assessment with explicit reasoning. You know whether to proceed, with what conditions, and why.

A stakeholder map scored for persuadability

Every key decision-maker profiled: voting history, stated concerns, political cycle, and who influences them.

The opposition file

Named groups, leadership, tactics, activation status, and whether their playbook transfers to your site.

The threshold conditions, before politics starts

Water rights, noise standards, visual impact mandates, power rates: the non-negotiables independent of political goodwill.

The precedent playbook

Every comparable project in the jurisdiction: what approval required, what failed, what the opposition argued.

A messaging strategy built for this community

What framing lands, what to avoid, and how to position you as a partner.

Inside the Due Diligence Report

Fifty-plus pages that read like a briefing, not a file dump

The executive summary of a real Due Diligence Report — anonymized, exactly as it lands on your desk. The evidence is blurred here; request the sample to read it.

Due Diligence sample report, executive summary page — Cedar Vale County, Kentucky: the verdict ("Cedar Vale County will say yes — at a price it has already written down."), a 3.0 out of 5 friction score, what to expect, and what to watch. Evidence text is blurred on the web; the full report is available on request.

Anonymized from an actual Due Diligence Report. Place names, people, and organizations are fictional equivalents; findings are as delivered. Evidence text is blurred on the web — the full report is available on request.

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When to use it

For decisions that move serious capital

Before you commit

Ahead of an interconnection deposit, land close, or board approval — when the cost of being wrong is measured in years.

Before the first filing

The report tells you what to resolve, who to brief, and what to offer before the application makes your plans public.

After a workable Flyover

Most clients screen with the Flyover first, then commission the full report on sites that clear the screen.

Every consequential claim links to the public record. Analysts review every finding; an independent editor reviews every report.

Know the terms of approval before you ask for it.

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