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ARTHA RFTADVISORS LLP
Real Estate Advisory & Capital Structuring

Structured Capital Solutions for Real Estate Developers

Dedicated real estate capital advisory and syndication firm, structuring debt and equity funding for builders and developers across key growth markets.

1EVALUATE
2STRUCTURE
3CONNECT
4EXECUTE
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Institutional Overview

The Firm

We connect credible real estate developers with HNIs, family offices, and NBFCs for secured project funding and joint venture capital.

Service 1

Real estate advisory

Service 2

Capital structuring

Service 3

Fund syndication

Service 4

Transaction coordination

Institutional advisory and architecture
Advisory & underwriting precisionLLP Framework
Market Context

The Real Estate Funding Challenge

How institutional banking constraints impact pre-construction momentum and how private capital bridges the gap.

Real estate projects require substantial funding well before construction begins—for land purchase advances, joint development agreements (JDAs), and government approvals.

Why Banks & HFCs Enter Late

Bank Loans Require Clear Approvals & RERA

Banks and housing finance companies cannot disburse construction loans until land title is clear and RERA permissions are fully approved.

Traditional commercial banks do not fund these early expenses, requiring developers to invest heavy promoter capital upfront.

How Artha RFT Helps

Funding the Pre-Construction Gap

Artha RFT bridges this gap by arranging private funding from HNIs and family offices from initial land acquisition until bank construction finance opens up.

From Land Deal to Bank Sanction:Private funding tailored to project milestones until bank construction finance is disbursed.
Pre-Construction Capital Needs

Where Developers Need Funds Before Bank Loans

This creates a funding gap before construction starts across six key areas:

Area 1

Land purchase, token advance, and land conversion costs

Area 2

Joint Development Agreement (JDA) deposits and landlord commitments

Area 3

Statutory approvals, municipal plan sanctions, and RERA filing charges

Area 4

Title search, legal opinion, and agricultural to NA conversion

Area 5

Architectural designs, site preparation, and initial soil testing

Area 6

Pre-launch expenses to bring the project to the bank-finance stage

Need project-specific capital for pre-construction or joint-venture arrangements?

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Structuring Options

Capital Solutions

Through our network of private and institutional investors, Artha RFT facilitates capital across three structures:

Institutional residential and commercial development
Project Debt / Loan

Secured Debt

1st Mortgage on Land

Project debt with fixed interest rates, agreed tenure, and first mortgage on land and future customer receivables.

100% Promoter OwnershipRERA Escrow AccountFixed Interest Rate
Best Suited For:

Projects with clear title, steady sales potential, and promoters seeking funding without giving up equity.

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Joint Venture / SPV Equity

Equity Participation

Profit Sharing

Project-level equity or partnership capital in an SPV, where investors share in the development profit and risk.

SPV / Partnership EntityClear Decision RightsAgreed Profit Sharing
Best Suited For:

Townships, plotting schemes, and large residential projects where paying regular monthly interest would strain cash flows.

Debt

The developer retains full equity ownership while the investor receives fixed, agreed interest and principal repayment.

Equity

Returns are linked to project sales and profits, sharing business upside without fixed monthly interest pressure.

Core Strengths

Why Developers Work With Artha RFT

Four institutional pillars defining our transaction advisory and syndicate execution.

Access to Private Capital

Direct access to verified family offices, HNIs, and private credit funds looking to invest in structured real estate opportunities.

Advantage 1

Transaction Coordination

Smooth coordination between builder, investors, legal advocates, and chartered accountants from start to finish.

Advantage 2

Practical Structuring

Loan and equity terms tailored to actual site progress, local market sales velocity, and moratorium needs.

Advantage 3

Quick Evaluation & Turnaround

Direct, responsive evaluation of project requirements to prevent costly delays before construction starts.

Advantage 4

Clear Documentation & Escrow

RERA-compliant escrow mechanisms, registered mortgage security, and clear reporting to keep all parties aligned.

Advantage 5
Prestigious real estate development landscape
Empanelled Sponsor Network

Artha RFT partners with developers having proven local execution capability, viable project unit economics, and clean regulatory standing.

Empanelment does not constitute a commitment by Artha RFT to raise funds or by the developer to accept any particular investment proposal. Each funding opportunity will be evaluated and mandated separately.

Developer Empanelment Criteria
Advisory Mandate

Our Role in the Transaction

How Artha RFT guides credible developers from initial asset appraisal to definitive capital deployment.

Step 1
Developer & Asset Intake

Evaluate

Reviewing project location, developer background, land documents, and required funding amount.

Stage 1 of 4
Step 2
Institutional Underwriting

Structure

Finalizing loan vs equity terms, interest rate, repayment timeline, and security package.

Stage 2 of 4
Step 3
Secured Debt or SPV Equity

Connect

Presenting the deal directly to interested family offices and private investors under confidentiality.

Stage 3 of 4
Step 4
Definitive Escrow & Settlement

Coordinate

Assisting with legal title verification, mortgage registration, escrow setup, and stage-wise disbursement.

Stage 4 of 4

Looking for the end-to-end 7-stage capital execution roadmap & documentation checklist?

Explore 7-Stage Process & Dossier

The final investment decision remains with the respective investor, based on the information and documentation provided for the specific opportunity.