1. Borrower profile & initial credit bottleneck

  • The housing society's Development Agreement required a ₹6.00 crore irrevocable Bank Guarantee before vacating the 38-year-old building, alongside 24 months of advance transit rent.
  • The developer's primary bank offered the BG only against a 50% fixed-deposit margin (locking up ₹3.00 crore of equity needed for IOD/CC and UDCPR ancillary FSI premium instalments).
  • Without phasing the municipal FSI premium and MahaRERA 70% Separate Account cash-flow waterfall, projected cash flows showed an artificial ₹7.40 crore deficit in Quarters 2 and 3.

2. How the file and cash-flow waterfall were structured

  • Recast the project cash-flow model into 10 quarterly milestones aligned with TMC's municipal premium instalment schedule and MahaRERA Order No. 56/2024 three-account directions (Collection Account, 70% Separate Account, 30% Transaction Account).
  • Structured a ₹42.00 crore composite sanction with a public-sector bank: ₹36.00 crore stage-disbursed Construction Finance at 10.65% p.a. and a ₹6.00 crore Performance BG sub-limit with only 15% FD cash margin (secured by the free-sale FSI mortgage).
  • Demonstrated a 1.78x security and receivables cover using pre-launch bookings on 28% of the free-sale carpet area, satisfying the credit committee's minimum 1.50x cover norm.

3. Before vs. after sanction comparison