JDJ Consulting Group provides expert due diligence consulting in Los Angeles. We review eligibility, coordinate studies, and guide your project.
Every property has a story, but not every site is ready for development. Hidden title issues and zoning restrictions can stall even the best-planned projects. That’s why due diligence is more than a box to check, it’s the key to moving forward with confidence.
At JDJ Consulting, we specialize in due diligence consulting for LA real estate. Our team helps property owners, investors, and developers uncover risks early. We confirm site eligibility and build a clear entitlement strategy from day one. With us, you don’t just get information, you get direction.
Before committing to a project, you need answers. Is the property eligible under SB 684? Does zoning allow your proposed use? What conditions or restrictions could impact your timeline? These questions shape feasibility, risk, and return.
Our Due Diligence services provide written findings and entitlement strategies. We provide step-by-step support so you can move forward with confidence.
We structure our process around the key stages of entitlement and subdivision approvals. Each step is tailored to your property and project type.
This stage ensures you have a clear picture of what can and cannot be done before investing.
Our role is to make sure every submission is complete, accurate, and ready for City review.
We engage with City Planning at every step so your project moves forward without delays.
Los Angeles entitlement and subdivision processes are complex and highly technical. Mistakes can cost time, money, and opportunity.
With due diligence consulting from JDJ Consulting Group, you gain:
Whether you are evaluating a site under SB 684 or pursuing a subdivision map, due diligence is essential. We provide the expertise, coordination, and project management you need to move forward with confidence.
Contact us today to schedule your free consultation and begin your due diligence process.
Every property has a story. Our due diligence consulting services uncover risks, confirm eligibility, and build a clear entitlement strategy—so you can move forward with confidence.
Due diligence consulting means reviewing a property before starting development. It covers title, zoning, site history, and land use rules. In Los Angeles, it also checks SB 684 eligibility and possible site restrictions. This process confirms what is allowed and gives you a clear path to entitlements.
Starting due diligence early saves time and reduces risk. Los Angeles projects face strict zoning codes, subdivision rules, and SB 684 deadlines. If issues like easements or prior entitlements appear late, they cause delays. Early review gives you answers up front, so you can plan with confidence.
We check ownership records, title, prior entitlements, and site history. Our team confirms zoning, tests Housing Element consistency, and reviews development standards. We also coordinate technical reports, such as arborist studies, radius maps, and utility data. At the end, you receive a written summary and a clear entitlement strategy.
SB 684 allows faster subdivision approvals, but only for eligible sites. We confirm zoning, lot size, surrounding uses, and Housing Element alignment. Our team prepares findings, drafts justifications, and assembles a complete application. We respond to City comments and track the 60-day approval timeline to prevent delays.
Los Angeles requires specific studies to complete an entitlement package. Common reports include arborist surveys, noticing packages, and utility capacity letters. Some projects also need soils or geotechnical reports. We manage all studies with surveyors, engineers, and architects to ensure compliance and avoid incomplete filings.
We act as your main contact with City Planning, Public Works, and Building & Safety. Our team submits your application, answers staff questions, and manages revisions. We also track deadlines and confirm compliance with City standards. This direct approach reduces delays and keeps your project moving.
Subdivision projects add more steps. Along with zoning checks, we review General Plan, Community Plan, and Specific Plan rules. We prepare Tentative Tract or Parcel Maps and manage utility letters and noticing. Many subdivision cases also require public hearings. We guide you through each step, including final map recordation if needed.
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