Pete Gawkowski Digital Consulting · Muskegon, Michigan
Flat fees. Plain-language reports. No subscriptions, no hourly billing — you know the price before any work starts.
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Most buyers only ever see the asking price. A Property Asking-Price Evaluation tests that price three independent ways — comparable properties, the income the property can actually produce, and land-plus-building value — plus listing history, tax impact, and risk flags. One report, one justified price range, before you commit.
$49 introductory price. One property per report, delivered within 3 business days.
An independent market evaluation for your own decision-making. Not a licensed appraisal; not for lending use.
Ways we can help
Every service is a finished piece of work for a flat fee — not an open-ended engagement.
$49 introductory
Tests a property’s asking price against comparable properties, its income potential, and land-plus-building value — with listing history, tax impact, and risk flags.
Property Evaluation →Flat fee, quoted up front
Will this business work at that price, rent, and location? Purchase price, rent burden, startup costs, and break-even, tested before you sign.
Business Viability →Flat fee, quoted up front
A bank- and SBA-ready business plan, built from templates and filled in with your real numbers — the document a lender actually wants to see.
Business Plans →Report $99 · Fix $499
Your Google profile, listings, and reviews — audited for what a stranger sees, then fixed. For local businesses that depend on being found accurately.
Found & Trusted →$495 launch · $995 standard
A complete sponsorship and donor pipeline system for nonprofits and local teams, delivered in Google Sheets and Docs your people already use.
Nonprofit Pipeline →Rolling out now
Client-acquisition systems for trades and service businesses — getting found, getting called, and following up, built for how local shops actually run.
Service Business →How working together works
Who is behind this
These systems and reports were built first for real operations in West Michigan — multi-unit retail, a youth sports training facility, and a nonprofit baseball club — and are offered to other local businesses only after they worked at home. Pete reviews everything himself before it goes out.