A $299 subdivision feasibility study tells you exactly that — before you pay a surveyor $3,000, file a preliminary plat the county rejects, or buy land that won't split. Zoning, utilities, permits, timeline, and cost — in a written report delivered in 5 business days.
Most landowners spend thousands on professional consultations before understanding what's actually possible. The $299 Feasibility Study gives you the complete picture — zoning, permits, utilities, costs, and a clear path forward.
Current zoning classification, allowed uses, density limits, setback requirements, height restrictions, and minimum lot sizes for your county.
How many lots your property could support, minimum lot sizes required, and the steps needed to pursue a subdivision if viable.
Water availability (well or public supply), sewer options (septic or connection), power access, and road frontage assessment.
All permits required for your intended use — building, environmental, access, water rights, and subdivision — with estimated approval timelines.
Realistic project timeline from initial planning through construction, including permitting, inspections, and key milestones.
Development cost estimates: surveys, engineering, permits, infrastructure, and construction — with a range for site-specific variables.
The $299 Feasibility Study is a comprehensive written report — not a form letter. It covers your specific property, your specific goals, and your specific path forward.
Your feasibility study covers all six analysis areas below, written for your specific property and project goals — not generic zone information you could find yourself.
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We'll email a brief questionnaire about your property address, parcel number, and goals.
Our team analyzes county records, zoning codes, infrastructure maps, and permitting history.
Receive your complete feasibility study via email within 5 business days.
No payment required to start a conversation. Tell us about your land and we'll reach out with next steps.
We'll follow up within 1 business day to discuss your property and confirm details before starting the study.
Skip the back-and-forth. Pay $299 now and we'll start your study immediately.
Start with a free 15-minute consultation. We'll call you back and help you decide if the feasibility study is the right next step.
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After you place your order, we'll send you a brief questionnaire about your property and goals. Our team then researches county records, zoning codes, infrastructure maps, and permitting history for your specific parcel. Within 5 business days, you receive a comprehensive written report covering zoning analysis, subdivision potential, utility access, permit requirements, project timeline, and cost estimates.
Due diligence focuses on existing conditions — title, environmental reports, survey findings. A feasibility study goes further: it analyzes what you can build, which permits you need, what it will cost, and whether the project makes financial sense. It answers "should I do this?" rather than just "what's here?"
Yes, when possible. If you're evaluating multiple properties, a feasibility study helps you compare options and avoid investing in land with significant constraints. If you're already under contract, include a feasibility contingency so you can withdraw if the study reveals dealbreakers.
Yes. We analyze zoning minimums, required setbacks, access requirements, and environmental constraints to determine how many lots are potentially feasible and what the subdivision approval process involves.
Better to know before you spend more. A negative finding saves you from purchasing unusable land or investing in a project that can't get permitted. We'll explain the specific constraints and discuss alternatives — lot line adjustments, variances, or rezoning — if any apply.
Feasibility estimates are typically accurate within 20–30%. They're based on typical costs for similar projects in your county, current regulations, and our direct experience with local permitting authorities. Final costs depend on site-specific conditions discovered during detailed engineering and permitting.
$299. 5 business days. A clear path forward for your Eastern Washington property.