Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) are pooled vehicles that collect funds from sophisticated investors to invest as per a defined strategy. Category II AIFs, such as real estate credit funds, invest in secured debt or equity without leverage (beyond operational needs). They offer access to institutional-grade opportunities under SEBI's regulated framework.

Open to institutions, HNIs, family offices, and NRIs/NROs — both individual and non-individual entities.

Investment in a single entity shall not exceed 25% of investible corpus, ensuring prudent diversification across projects and developers.

The fund follows a pass-through taxation model. The tax liability on the income generated from the investments is borne by the investor as per their individual profile. This is especially efficient for institutional and family office investors.

Yes, investments by NRIs are permitted under the Automatic Route as per FEMA Non-Debt Instrument Rules (2019):

• On repatriation basis: via NRE/FCNR(B) accounts; proceeds are repatriable.
• On non-repatriation basis: via NRE/NRO/FCNR(B) accounts; proceeds credited to NRO account.

Additionally, declaration confirming NRI status and investment basis is recommended.

We structure investments through senior secured debt instruments which follow conservative underwriting with 1.5x-2.0x security cover , supported by ring-fenced, escrow-controlled cash flows and fee structure aligned with investor interests.

A disciplined, credit-first approach, proven track record with zero delinquencies and institutional governance — offering investors secure participation in India's long-term real estate growth story.