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{
  "description": "Evaluate whether a property acquisition, conversion, renovation, rental, or sale plan is economically and operationally feasible using transparent scenarios and evidence. Use when the user is considering a major commitment or needs to re-test a project thesis. Do not provide a formal valuation, engineering conclusion, tax advice, or lending decision.",
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  "name": "model-property-feasibility",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: model-property-feasibility\ndescription: Evaluate whether a property acquisition, conversion, renovation, rental, or sale plan is economically and operationally feasible using transparent scenarios and evidence. Use when the user is considering a major commitment or needs to re-test a project thesis. Do not provide a formal valuation, engineering conclusion, tax advice, or lending decision.\n---\n\n# Property Feasibility Modeler\n\n## Workflow\n\n1. Define decision date, jurisdiction, property, strategy, investment horizon, required return, financing assumptions, tax basis, and success criteria.\n2. Reconcile acquisition, transaction, design, approval, construction, professional, financing, holding, operating, leasing, sale, and contingency costs.\n3. Model schedule, unit mix, usable area, rent, vacancy, operating cost, stabilization, exit value, sale cost, debt, and equity cash flow with source dates and confidence.\n4. Build downside, base, and upside cases; show break-even rent, cost, delay, occupancy, yield, interest, and exit-price thresholds.\n5. Test physical, approval, market, funding, execution, operational, and exit dependencies. Mark professional and on-site verification requirements.\n6. Reject false precision: distinguish quoted, researched, calculated, assumed, and unknown inputs.\n\n## Required output\n\n- Feasibility status and evidence cutoff\n- Sources-and-assumptions table\n- Downside/base/upside economics\n- Break-even and sensitivity analysis\n- Non-financial feasibility gates\n- Decision conditions and missing evidence\n"
}

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