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Prakash Dubey
posted on 11 MayConfused about builder funding for my Tellapur upgrade
₹1.8 Cr for a 3BHK at Salarpuria Sattva in Tellapur feels steep. I'm upgrading from my 2BHK, thinking 3BHK or villa. My home loan's almost done. Does a builder's project funding (bank-funded vs self-funded) really matter for payment terms or delivery? As an investor, I'm chasing maximum leverage for staggered payments or discounts. Anyone in Hyderabad seen a difference here?
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Dekho, as a first-time buyer, it's a tough call. 1.8 Cr is a significant amount. If you're looking for leverage and discounts, a self-funded builder might offer more flexibility initially, but the risk of delay is higher, as U14 pointed out. Bank-funded projects might be slightly more rigid on price and payment terms, but they usually come with better project management and timely delivery. Ultimately, it boils down to your risk appetite. Have you checked the builder's RERA compliance and past project delivery records for both types of funding models?
Yeah, that's a good point about RERA. So, given all this, original poster, what are you leaning towards now? Did you manage to get more info on Salarpuria's funding for that specific project?
Hyderabad real estate market mein abhi pressure hai, especially for high-end properties like 1.8 Cr in Tellapur. Begumpet ya Banjara Hills mein bhi similar budget mein options mil jaate hain, though maybe smaller carpet area. Lekin Tellapur is still developing. Investor ke perspective se, leverage aur discounts toh theek hai, but exit strategy bhi dekhni chahiye. Agar builder ki funding strong nahi hai, toh project completion mein delay hoga, aur re-sale value par bhi impact padega. Current market mein buyers bahut selective ho gaye hain.
Haan, builder funding ka impact definitely hota hai. Agar builder bank se fund le raha hai, toh you can expect more structured payment plans aligned with construction milestones, aur transparency bhi thodi zyada hoti hai. Banks bhi builder ki financial health check karte hain. Self-funded mein discount mil sakta hai, but risk bhi utna hi zyada hota hai ki project beech mein na ruk jaye. For an investor chasing leverage, bank-funded projects often have better tie-ups for home loans which can simplify your staggered payments.
Exactly! My cousin booked in Ameerpet, a small self-funded project. The initial price was good, but now it's stuck. Banks usually don't fund projects without RERA and proper approvals, which gives some peace of mind. Self-funded mein toh builder ka cashflow hi sab kuch hai.
Toh bank-funded mein staggered payments ke liye kya specific terms dekhne chahiye?
My experience says builder funding matters a lot, especially for payment terms. I booked a flat near Alwal three years ago. The builder was self-funded, aur starting mein bahut attractive payment plan diya tha, but construction slowdown ki wajah se delays pe delays hote gaye. Har milestone payment ke liye force karte the even when work wasn't progressing. Bank-funded projects mein thoda discipline zyada hota hai because banks regularly monitor progress. Hum toh fas gaye the, abhi tak possession nahi mila. Leverage ka sochna theek hai, but delivery bhi important hai.
1.8 Cr for a 3BHK in Tellapur? Bhai, yeh toh bahut zyada lag raha hai! Mera budget toh 1.2 Cr tak ka hi hai aur usmein bhi darr lagta hai. Salarpuria Sattva ka naam toh suna hai, but itna price point first-time buyers ke liye toh impossible hai.
Totally agree yaar. Salarpuria ka track record kaisa hai, delivery mein punctual hain kya? Suna hai kuch builders funding issues ki wajah se bahut late karte hain.
Sahi keh rahe ho. Hum bhi Tellapur mein dekh rahe the, but similar configuration ke liye Attapur mein options 1.3-1.4 Cr tak mil rahe hain, thoda negotiate karoge toh. Location difference hai, no doubt, but itna gap? Kuch toh gadbad hai.