Before you commit, Fourma builds a complete picture of the property — its ownership, title, legal status, planning, physical condition, restrictions, liabilities and risks.
We turn fragmented documents, records and expert findings into one clear view of what you are buying and what could affect the deal.
Fourma coordinates the checks needed to understand them:
We use AI to review documents, information and applicable rules, identify potential zones of risk and highlight what requires deeper investigation. AI helps us surface inconsistencies, missing information and unusual provisions early.
Then we bring in the right local lawyers, planners, surveyors, engineers, tax advisors and other specialists to verify what matters.
Real estate rules vary by country, jurisdiction, zoning regime, property type and ownership structure. Fourma identifies which local requirements apply.
You don't have to learn the local system. We make it understandable and actionable.
Due diligence is not about producing a longer checklist. It is about identifying issues that could change the price, use, financing, construction potential, timing or future value of the property — and understanding what it would take to resolve them.
Proceed. Renegotiate. Resolve. Or walk away.
Fourma carries the findings into negotiation, financing and closing, and, where relevant, into renovation, construction and ownership.
The Project keeps the documents, findings, decisions, risks and expert input connected, so nothing important gets lost between stages.
