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What changes should trigger a fresh decision?

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Reopen the analysis when new evidence changes a material input, a condition fails or the proposed commitment exceeds approval. Set property-specific limits in advance; this research does not prescribe universal dollar or percentage thresholds.

Examples include a reduced room count, revised insurance exclusions, materially different loan proceeds, a new capital finding, a missed reopening date, a changed operator fee definition or a brand improvement requirement absent from the approved plan. Record the change, its cash consequence, alternatives and the person authorised to approve the response.

After closing or appointment, test implementation against the approved case. Reconcile opening balances and guest deposits, confirm access to systems and reporting, track capital commitments and review the first low-season cash forecast. Keep the original investment case visible so that operational reporting can explain what changed rather than silently replacing the baseline.

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