AI Prompt: Generate a Comprehensive Real Estate Due Diligence Checklist
Generate a 40-60 item due diligence checklist organized by category, with red flags and post-2024 regulatory items like CTA beneficial ownership reporting.
The Prompt
Variables (6)
| Variable | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| {{property_type}} | Property Type | Multifamily |
| {{state}} | State | Texas |
| {{year}} | Year Built | 1998 |
| {{number}} | Number of Tenants | 12 |
| {{dates}} | Lease Expiration Dates | 2026-2031 |
| {{current_designation}} | Current Zoning Designation | C-2 General Commercial |
Expected Output
An 8-category due diligence checklist (typically 40-60 items) with documents to request, responsible parties, review timelines, red flags, and CTA/energy compliance items.
Originally featured in: AI for Real Estate Lawyers: Contracts, Due Diligence & Closing Checklists (2026)
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