One-property screening
Screen one property before diligence spend multiplies.
A cited first read before the expensive work begins.
Send the address or parcel, intended use, rough scale, timing pressure, and whatever is already in the deal file. The review queue targets a delivery window confirmed at acceptance of the completed property submission for a cited brief that shows what can be known now: approval path, likely blockers, comparable outcomes, and the next questions for counsel, civil, utilities, or the local team. Complex or thin-record sites can take longer.
Turnaround
On acceptance
Cited property memo
Evidence
Cited
Claims linked to public records
Engagement
1
Property per memo
Delivery window confirmed when the completed property submission is accepted. Complex or thin-record sites may require more research.
The questions that matter
Which sites can move? Which need a specific professional answer? Which should stop before the budget does?
This is not a replacement for attorneys, engineers, utilities, or local counsel. It is the source-backed first read they should have before everyone starts billing: source-backed findings tracked to primary sources, with open questions left visible.
How the screen works
A fast, cited read before diligence turns expensive
Send the sites
Share the real site details: location, intended use, rough scale, timing pressure, and deal materials your team already has.
Read the local record
RealClear checks the governing code, approval path, hearing history, public objections, infrastructure questions, comparable outcomes, and current source records.
Choose the next spend
Each brief gives the team a sharper call: advance, hold, walk away, or send focused questions to counsel, civil, utility, or local outreach.
Why this matters
Your team still sees many opportunities. This engagement gives one property a defensible first read.
Before deeper diligence, the useful questions are practical: what could stop this site, what is already knowable, what remains uncertain, and which professional question needs to be answered first.
Scale only matters if the screen improves the decision. RealClear uses existing records as a starting advantage, then checks the current facts for the property in front of you. The brief is about the submitted site, not a generic jurisdiction summary.
Put one property through a cited first read.
Send one address or parcel. RealClear helps your team decide whether that property deserves the next diligence dollar.