Investors are in the following fields: Retailers, attorneys, dentists, developers. Review the spatial development frame work and where future development is likely, taking into account the existing urban edge and what the potential of the land is i.e. commercial, business, light industrial and residential. We do desk top study on the land what kind of development and its potential environmental i
mpact, geological type and vegetation character, hydrology component and geotechnical consideration and the possibly estimate on the availability of services to the area. We also look at possible risk factors. Present this information to potential investors. Once the properties are sold to the investors, buy a shelf company and list the directors and shareholders of the company. Shareholding is established according to the number of directors and shareholders and capital investment. Ensure that the shareholders and directors are kept informed as to the selling process and when attorney fees and transfer fees are to be paid. Set-up regular meetings with the directors and shareholders with the regards to the property and the re-zoning process that follows. Get quotes from all the engineers and consultants involved in the re-zoning of the property, and present to the directors and shareholders. Town planners, electrical engineers, environmental consultants, road engineers, architects). Draw up a time-line for the re-zoning process. Ensure that any deadlines are met with the professional team handling the re-zoning of the property. Ensure that the directors and shareholders are notified within good time to make provision for payments of the re-zoning process. Report back on the financial status of any payments of the re-zoning. Keep up to date records of all expenses made by the directors and shareholders for auditing purposes. Meet with local town councils with regards to urban areas and the rezoning processes and also keep abreast with developments in the area. Attend regular meetings with investors.