Project Screening Criteria

The Good Stewardship Protocol™ selection process includes but is not limited to the following:

1. A thorough evaluation of risk
   1. The probability and/or possibility a project may not be completed
   2. The ability to obtain financing
   3. The effects of zoning and/or encroachments
   4. The immediate leasability of a completed project
2. A thorough evaluation of the total cost
   1. Acquisition
   2. Development
   3. Ownership
   4. Maintenance
3. A thorough evaluation of the location
   1. Projects fit with proposed location
   2. Adequate access to proposed project
   3. Utility considerations
4. An evaluation of the purposes and uses of the project
   1. Diversification
   2. Some projects will be sold, some held
5. Duration/Maturity
   1. Income diversity/long term and short-term projects
   2. Evaluation as to yields to investors regardless of terms
6. A thorough evaluation of possible revenue source
   1. Lease
   2. Mortgage
   3. Fees
7. A thorough evaluation of profit potential
   1. Length of time to keep a project in order to maximize profits
   2. Some projects may be kept longer than others
8. Zoning and entitlements
   1. Zoning changes that may impact profitability
   2. Soliciting changes in zoning laws for the purpose of profitability
9. Lease valuation/tenant quality
   1. Utilizing appraisers who share values to ensure accurate appraisals
   2. Evaluation of proposed and/or current tenants
10. Partnerships
    1. Credit worthiness of proposed partnership
    2. Quality of partnership
    3. Must have a substantial investment in proposed project