Structured assessment of whether a specific property is right for your shared living objectives — before you sign.
For friends, siblings, and business partners buying as tenants-in-common.
Most co-ownership advice stops at the legal agreement. But the deed doesn't determine whether two households can actually live together — the floorplan does. The wrong layout turns small friction into daily friction, no matter how good the paperwork is.
I bought a property as tenants-in-common with a business partner. The legal side was straightforward. What nearly derailed it was something no lawyer flagged: the floorplan itself made shared living harder than it needed to be. That experience is what this assessment is built from.
Background in business analysis and strategy consulting (IIBA, PRINCE2, Scrum, Balanced Scorecard), applied here to a structural question most buyers never think to ask until they're already living with the answer.
A written assessment of one specific property.
Zoning of shared vs. private space, sightlines, noise transfer, separate access, and the layout details that quietly make or break shared living.
Fits as-is, fits with changes, or doesn't fit — a straight answer, not a hedge.
Where it falls short, a plain-language read on whether realistic renovation could close the gap, and roughly what kind of work that would involve.
A short report you and your co-buyer can review together and take into your decision.
Full assessment $800–$1,500 depending on property complexity — confirmed before final invoice.
Not ready to book? Start with a free 15-minute fit-check call.
What this isn't: legal advice, financial advice, or a building inspection. It doesn't replace your conveyancer, your co-ownership agreement, or a licensed building inspector — it sits alongside them, focused specifically on whether the property's layout supports the arrangement you're planning. I'm not a property developer and don't source or sell property.
Currently taking on a small number of pilot assessments. If you're about to buy property with someone who isn't your partner, get a second, structural opinion before you sign.
Book & pay $950 deposit