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Loan Against Property

Title chain, legal and technical reports and income read together, so LAP files reach sanction in days.

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The problem

Why it matters

LAP files carry decades of title deeds, encumbrance certificates, legal and valuation reports and self-employed income; credit teams read them all by hand and charges are filed late.

What it does

How the solution handles it

Agents read the deeds and encumbrance certificate into a title chain, cross-check the legal and technical reports and assess income from ITRs, GST returns and bank statements. A tracker watches the CERSAI filing. The credit manager sanctions the loan.

How it works

How a LAP file moves

Six specialist agents read the deeds, build the title chain, cross-check reports, assess income, track CERSAI and draft the note; a credit manager sanctions.

What comes in
Property file in5 kinds of record · deeds, EC, reports, income, tax
Agents at work
Property document readerdeeds, EC, tax
Then
Title chain builderowner to owner
Legal-technical checkerreport vs report
Income assessorITR, GST, bank
Then
CERSAI trackerfiled within 30 days
Then
Sanction note writerevery fact cited
A person decides
Credit managersanctions the loan
What comes out
Sanction note
Title chain
CERSAI filed
In and out

What it reads, and what it hands back.

What goes in

  • Sale deeds and title chain
  • Encumbrance certificate
  • Legal scrutiny and technical valuation reports
  • ITRs, GST returns, bank statements
  • Property tax and approved plan

What comes out

  • Cited sanction note
  • Title-chain summary with gaps
  • Legal vs technical mismatches
  • CERSAI and charge-filing tracker

Who uses it

CMCredit managersLALegal and technical teamsBSBranch sales managersOOperations
What it changes

The difference, in numbers.

Every figure is labelled: a target the solution is built to, an estimate, a typical published result, or a proven one.

target
2days
from complete file to a cited sanction note
By hand2–3 weeks
With agents≈ 2 days
target
Day 5
CERSAI filing watched against the 30-day window
Filed by day 5
of the 30-day window
estimated
2×
LAP files per credit manager, with the same team
TodayWith agents

Source: SARFAESI Act s.23 and CERSAI Rules 2011, r.5 (30-day filing) · “Target” = design goal, measured in the live solution · “Estimated” = our estimate · agents = the live solution’s configuration

Built on the engine

6 specialist agents. One person decides.

Property document readerdeeds, EC, tax and plan, with page
Title chain builderevery transfer, gaps flagged
Legal-technical checkerarea, address, owner must agree
Income assessorITR, GST and bank inflows
CERSAI trackercharge filed within 30 days
Sanction note writercited note for the credit manager
Credit managersanctions the loan

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