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Before you start looking at land, we first figure out where you stand financially.

Every member starts somewhere different. Some already have strong credit, available capital, business experience, and the ability to move quickly. Others may need additional preparation before taking on a real development project. ISI helps you understand factors such as:

• Available capital
• Credit position
• Financial readiness
• Current experience
• Available resources
• Overall ability to pursue a project responsibly

Know where you are before you start taking risk.

See whether you already have enough capital available to cover the deposit likely required to move forward.

If you already have sufficient capital, you may be able to skip certain business-funding preparation steps. If not, this is where we identify exactly what gap needs to be addressed.

Know whether the deposit is already covered — or what still needs to close the gap.

Clarify where you stand on liquidity and funding before you pursue the land or the deal.

This may include:

• Available liquidity
• Potential deposit requirements
• Business funding options, if needed
• Credit-related resources, if needed
• Capital preparation
• What may need to improve before pursuing the land or deal

This isn’t about funding the full project yet — it’s about knowing you’re positioned to pursue the right opportunity.

If something needs work before you are ready to build, identify it early.

Some members may need additional preparation involving:

• Credit improvement
• Credit repair resources
• Business funding
• Liquidity
• Capital preparation

The answer is not “you can’t do this.” The goal is to understand what needs to happen first.

Learn what to look for when identifying the right land for a viable development project.

Members will receive guidance around:

• Finding land that fits the intended build
• Evaluating location, lot characteristics, and development potential
• Leveraging off-market land opportunities and referral partners within our network
• Identifying red flags before spending time or money on the wrong property

The goal is not just to find land. It is to find land that has the potential to become a viable project.

Before you commit to the land, we help you look at the opportunity through the lens of the actual project — not just the property.

We review the numbers, the intended build, and the overall viability so you can make a more informed decision before putting money into it.

Understand the deal before you commit to it.

Run the numbers before you commit.

Know when to move forward.

At the end of underwriting, the decision should be based on:

• Feasibility
• Total project cost
• Financing
• Potential sale price
• Potential margin
• Project timeline
• Risk

The goal is simple: understand the numbers, understand the risk, and make a confident decision.

Now that the land, intended build, and project economics are clearer, determine what funding the project may require.

Members may receive access to resources involving:

• Chris’s lending relationships
• Construction lending resources
• Hard-money relationships
• Private lending
• Private-equity relationships
• Project-specific funding options

Financing is not guaranteed and remains subject to lender, borrower, project, underwriting, and qualification requirements.

Gain access to construction relationships Chris has spent more than 20 years building and vetting.

As the project reaches the appropriate stage, members may receive access to:

• Vetted subcontractors
• Architects
• Engineers
• Construction professionals

The value is not receiving a random contractor list. It is gaining access to relationships Chris has already spent years testing — staged and introduced when appropriate.

Know what happens next instead of figuring it out as you go.

Members may receive guidance around:

• Construction sequencing
• Project scheduling
• Build milestones
• Construction checklists
• Which professionals become involved at each stage
• What decisions need to happen before the next stage begins

A clear roadmap reduces confusion and keeps the project moving in sequence.

Learn enough about construction to intelligently manage your investment.

This may include guidance around:

• Reading blueprints
• Understanding plans
• Construction sequencing
• Jobsite communication
• Managing subcontractors
• Knowing what should be happening in the field

ISI is not trying to turn you into an architect or engineer. It is helping you become a more capable developer and project owner.

Showroom Access With Builder Pricing on Materials

Members may gain access to Chris’s design-center ecosystem for cabinet layouts, flooring, countertops, fixtures, hardware, finish selections, 3D renderings, and material coordination.

Because Chris’s companies purchase materials at significant volume, members may have access to certain materials at pricing that can be more favorable than standard retail.

Use real construction systems designed to reduce mistakes, confusion, and expensive surprises.

This may include:

• Project documentation
• Construction checklists
• Scheduling systems
• Material selections
• Construction specifications
• Construction Spec Book / Construction Bible concept
• Real-world project guidance

The goal is to have one organized system for managing the details of the build.