What we require from a developer before any introduction happens: A lot of members ask how deals get into this community. Here's the exact bar. Before PRC introduces any development opportunity to investors, the operator needs to clear three requirements, non-negotiable, regardless of how strong the project looks on paper: 1. A clear data room Not a pitch deck. A data room. Licensing status, land title, planning approvals, financials, existing debt obligations. If a developer can't produce this before first contact, they're not ready for equity investors. We stop there. 2. A named contact for investor updates Someone accountable. A real person with a name and a role. Not "the team will be in touch." Investors in this community ask real questions and expect timely answers. If that infrastructure isn't in place before the introduction, it breaks down fast. 3. A realistic timeline Optimism is fine. Fantasy is a red flag. We cross-reference projections against licensing phase, contractor availability, and local market absorption. If the numbers only work if everything goes perfectly, we flag it. When a deal lands in this community, it has cleared all three. That's the filter. That's why the conversations you have here look different from cold deal flow. If you know a developer who's in fundraising mode and can clear this bar, send them to the link in the community bio.