For lenders and investors
Fewer dead deals after closing.
The deals that die after closing usually die on something nobody saw: a road reservation, a fire flow the line cannot deliver, a long transformer wait. VALITER finds those before the money is spent.
What you see
Underwrite the path, not just the pro forma.
Deal-killers, ranked first
Conflicts and unknowns that could stop the project are listed above everything else.
Ranges, not promises
Best case and worst case in time and money, and what moves each one.
Every claim sourced
Each finding shows its source and confidence, so your team can check the work.
How findings are marked
Four states. Unknown is never a pass.
| Result | What it means | How to read it |
|---|---|---|
| Conflict | Two facts or rules disagree | Resolve before relying on the plan. Ranked above unknowns. |
| Unknown | Not found yet | Never treated as a pass. The report says how to find out. |
| Requirement | Something the project must do | Priced and placed in the sequence. |
| Clear | Checked and sourced | No action needed for this item. |
Questions to ask a sponsor
A VALITER report gives you a short list of questions about the entitlement path, with the source behind each one.
- Is the lot legal as platted, or does it need a replat?
- What does a replat trigger, and does it move the building line?
- Has the utility confirmed water, wastewater and fire flow?
- When can power be delivered to the site?
- Which approvals are discretionary, and who decides them?
Waitlist open · Starting in Central Texas
See the risk before you fund it.
We are opening VALITER to a small group of developers and their capital partners first, starting in Central Texas.