Feasibility studies
Know if the project worksbefore the money moves.
Cost budget, revenue model, cash flow, returns and the scenarios that break them, in one report you can put in front of a lender, a partner or your own board.
- Pricing
- Fixed fee, in writing after scoping
- Led by
- Salman Feroz
- Engagement
- One-time project
- Reply time
- Under one working day
Who it is for
Feasibility studies: who this is built for
A lender-ready answer to one question: does this project make money, and under what conditions does it stop?
Led by Salman Feroz, CPA, CMA, whose career spans development accounting, acquisition support, due diligence, budgeting and forecasting across Canadian REITs and investment managers.
- Developers testing a site before they commit
- Buyers weighing an acquisition or an existing business
- Owners planning a new location, product line or expansion
- Founders outside Canada sizing a Canadian operation
- Investors and family offices reviewing a project brought to them
What is included
12 line items, handled
Everything in the engagement. Scope and one fixed fee are confirmed in writing before any work starts.
- 01Project scope and assumptions set out in writingIncluded
- 02Capital cost budget, hard and soft costsIncluded
- 03Revenue model and absorption or sales scheduleIncluded
- 04Operating cost modelIncluded
- 05Monthly cash flow across the project lifeIncluded
- 06Funding structure: equity, debt and timing of drawsIncluded
- 07Return measures: profit, margin, payback, NPV and IRRIncluded
- 08Break-even analysisIncluded
- 09Sensitivity and downside scenariosIncluded
- 10Tax and entity structure considerationsIncluded
- 11Lender-ready summary reportIncluded
- 12The working Excel model, handed overIncluded
How it works
The sequence, start to finish
- 01
Scoping call
What the project is, what decision the study has to support, and who will read it.
- 02
Fixed fee in writing
Scope, deliverables, dates and one price, confirmed before any work starts.
- 03
Data and assumptions
Your quotes, budgets and market inputs gathered, tested and written down.
- 04
Model and scenarios
The financial model built, then stressed: costs up, revenue down, timing late.
- 05
Report and walkthrough
A written report and the Excel model, walked through with you and, if you want, your lender or partners.
Feasibility studies: your questions
What is a feasibility study?
A structured test of whether a project is financially viable: what it costs, what it earns, when the cash moves, what return it produces and how much can go wrong before it stops working.
What does a feasibility study cost?
A fixed fee, confirmed in writing after a scoping call. The price depends on the size of the project, how many scenarios are modelled and how much data already exists.
Will a lender accept it?
The report is written to be read by lenders, partners and investors, with assumptions stated and the model attached. Each lender sets its own requirements, so tell us who will read it and we build to that standard.
Do you provide appraisals or market studies?
No. We build the financial case. Appraisals, market studies, engineering and planning opinions come from the relevant licensed professionals, and we use their figures in the model.
Is this an audit or assurance report?
No. The Accounting Doc does not provide audit or assurance engagements. A feasibility study is an advisory report based on stated assumptions.
Do we keep the model?
Yes. The working Excel model is handed over with the report, so you can update it as quotes and conditions change.
The Accounting Doc does not provide audit or assurance engagements.
Scope my feasibility study
Two questions, then where to reply. You hear from us within one working day with an indicative range and the plan that fits. The exact price is confirmed in writing before any work starts.
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