Know the parcel.
Structure the purchase.

Acquisition economics and diligence for raw land, infill lots, entitled sites and agricultural parcels.

Parcel and acquisition plan

Site name / locationParcel ID(s)CountyState abbreviationLand categoryTotal acreageUsable acreage (leave blank if unknown)Intended useExit plan: sell, develop, lease or holdCarrying period, monthsSupported As-Is land value ($, if known)

Acquisition and project costs

Enter dollars. Zero means no cost budgeted; include reports, taxes, insurance and carrying costs where applicable.

Purchase price ($)Closing and acquisition costs ($)Reports and diligence ($)Site work / infrastructure ($)Entitlement and design costs ($)Total carrying reserve ($)Contingency ($)

Proposed capital stack

Enter proposed sources. A balanced structure is still subject to written terms and staff review.

Proposed acquisition debt ($)Proposed seller financing ($)Buyer / investor equity ($)

Available diligence

Mark the items you have evidence for. Staff verifies these separately.

Title, liens and tax statusBoundary survey and parcel acreageSupported As-Is land value and comparable evidenceLegal road access and easementsZoning and intended-use compatibilityUtility availability and connection costsEnvironmental and geotechnical reviewFloodplain, wetlands and usable acreageEntitlement requirements and timelineExit evidence and carrying periodWritten financing terms and equity evidence

This tool analyzes a parcel you identify. It does not discover land for sale, verify current listing availability or establish financing. Automated parcel lookup and a land lender submission channel remain unverified.

Applicant

Contact nameEmailBuyer / entity name

I authorize Funding Window to review this land acquisition information.

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STRUCTURE SCREEN

Enter purchase price and acreage

Land screening, not a loan approval. No automated AVM or provider calls.

From parcel to underwriting

Save the acquisition and parcel details.
Resolve costs, usable acreage and the capital gap.
Staff reviews source evidence and records findings.
Complete diligence before entering underwriting.

Raw land, residential AVMs and future developed values are treated separately. Lender matching requires a confirmed land program.