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Real Estate Finance

Real estate finance is a branch of finance that focuses on how people purchase real estate, whether that be a home, an office building or a plot of land. 1. This area of finance involves the analysis, planning and management of financial resources related to real estate, commercial loans and properties. For example, a company may use equity to finance the sourcing of deals. This is because there is high risk in the early stages of a project and, therefore, it may be hard to obtain bank loans. In the later stages, such as rezoning and pre-development, the projects are usually financed with both loans and equity.


Keypoints Of Real Estate Finance

Loan amount from 10 Cr to 200 Cr, without any additional collateral at lower interest rate.

Maximum funding as a percentage of total property value (agreement value + stamp duty + cost of amenities).

Funding for construction on own land or for joint development projects.

Funding for residential, commercial and industrial projects through Private / Nationalized banks and NBFCs.

Flexible repayment with moratorium period, tenure depending on project details and sales schedule.

Part payment facility available, repayment through escrow account.

Customizable loan offerings
Loan-to-Value Ratio

Credit Score
Low interest rates

Documents Required

1 KYC documents of The Firm/Company and Promoters.
2 Documents related to the ownership and registration of the property, such as sale deed or title documents, may be required.
3 Photo Identity Proof: Documents such as a passport, Aadhar card, voter ID, driving licence, or PAN card are commonly accepted as photo identity proof.
4 Property-Related Documents: Additional property-related documents may include land ownership documents, approved construction plans, building permits and NOC.
5 Bank Statements: Recent bank statements are generally required to evaluate your financial stability and transaction history.

Eligibility Criteria

1 In case of a takeover of the project from previous management, the new management must have a good credit history.
2 Builders must not be having legal issues with previous buyers.
3 Loans are given for projects located in tier 1 and tier 2 cities only.
4 Loans are given for profitable projects which ensures good returns to lenders also.