managing-construction-loan-administration

Structures construction loan management with draw processing, inspection tracking, and budget monitoring. Use when administering construction loans, processing draw requests, or monitoring construction budgets.

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Best use case

managing-construction-loan-administration is best used when you need a repeatable AI agent workflow instead of a one-off prompt.

Structures construction loan management with draw processing, inspection tracking, and budget monitoring. Use when administering construction loans, processing draw requests, or monitoring construction budgets.

Teams using managing-construction-loan-administration should expect a more consistent output, faster repeated execution, less prompt rewriting.

When to use this skill

  • You want a reusable workflow that can be run more than once with consistent structure.

When not to use this skill

  • You only need a quick one-off answer and do not need a reusable workflow.
  • You cannot install or maintain the underlying files, dependencies, or repository context.

Installation

Claude Code / Cursor / Codex

$curl -o ~/.claude/skills/managing-construction-loan-administration/SKILL.md --create-dirs "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CaseMark/skills/main/skills/finance/managing-construction-loan-administration/SKILL.md"

Manual Installation

  1. Download SKILL.md from GitHub
  2. Place it in .claude/skills/managing-construction-loan-administration/SKILL.md inside your project
  3. Restart your AI agent — it will auto-discover the skill

How managing-construction-loan-administration Compares

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Context Awareness High Baseline
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does this skill do?

Structures construction loan management with draw processing, inspection tracking, and budget monitoring. Use when administering construction loans, processing draw requests, or monitoring construction budgets.

Where can I find the source code?

You can find the source code on GitHub using the link provided at the top of the page.

SKILL.md Source

# Managing Construction Loan Administration

Structures construction loan management with draw processing, inspection tracking, and budget monitoring.

## When To Use

- Administering an active construction loan from commitment through final disbursement
- Processing borrower draw requests against an approved budget and schedule
- Tracking inspection results and tying them to disbursement approvals
- Monitoring budget variances, change orders, and contingency burn rates
- Preparing periodic construction loan status reports for credit committees or loan review
- Evaluating whether to release retainage or holdback reserves

## Inputs To Gather

- **Loan commitment documents**: commitment letter, loan agreement, construction loan rider, and any modification agreements
- **Approved project budget**: line-item cost breakdown (hard costs, soft costs, contingency, interest reserve, developer fee)
- **Draw schedule or disbursement schedule**: projected monthly/periodic draw amounts tied to construction milestones
- **Current draw request package**: AIA G702/G703 (or equivalent), contractor's sworn statement, lien waivers (conditional and unconditional), invoices, and proof of payment for prior period
- **Inspection reports**: third-party inspector or bank inspector field reports with percent-complete assessments per line item
- **Title update / endorsement**: date-down endorsement confirming no new liens since last draw
- **Change order log**: approved and pending change orders with budget reallocation detail
- **Insurance certificates**: builder's risk, general liability, and any required environmental or flood coverage — confirm current and naming bank as additional insured/loss payee [VERIFY per loan agreement requirements]

## Workflow

1. **Validate the draw request package**
   - Confirm all required documents are included (application, schedule of values, lien waivers, invoices)
   - Verify the draw number is sequential and matches the disbursement ledger
   - Check that the requested amount does not exceed the remaining commitment or the approved budget line items
   - Confirm conditional lien waivers cover the current draw and unconditional waivers cover the prior draw

2. **Reconcile against inspection results**
   - Compare the borrower's reported percent-complete per line item against the inspector's independent assessment
   - Flag any line item where the borrower's claimed completion exceeds the inspector's figure by more than 5–10% [VERIFY per bank policy threshold]
   - Confirm stored materials (if included in the draw) are properly insured and segregated on-site or in a bonded warehouse

3. **Perform budget and variance analysis**
   - Update the running budget tracker with the current draw amounts
   - Calculate remaining budget per line item and total remaining commitment
   - Identify any line items that are over-budget or trending over-budget based on percent-complete vs. percent-spent
   - Assess contingency utilization — flag if contingency is more than 50% consumed before project is 50% complete
   - Incorporate approved change orders into the revised budget and confirm offsetting reallocations

4. **Check compliance conditions**
   - Verify title update shows no intervening mechanic's liens or judgment liens
   - Confirm borrower equity contribution is in balance (i.e., borrower funds are being drawn pro rata or ahead of bank funds, per loan terms) [VERIFY equity-first or pro-rata requirement in loan agreement]
   - Review interest reserve adequacy — project whether the reserve covers remaining construction period at current rates
   - Confirm all required permits remain active and no stop-work orders are outstanding (based on inspector report or borrower certification)

5. **Approve, modify, or hold the draw**
   - If all conditions are met, prepare the disbursement approval memorandum with the recommended funding amount
   - If discrepancies exist, document specific holdback items and amounts with explanations
   - Notify borrower of any partial approval or required cure items before next draw
   - Update the disbursement ledger and loan system with funded amounts, holdbacks, and retainage

6. **Generate status reporting**
   - Prepare a construction loan status summary covering: project timeline vs. actual, budget vs. actual, inspection findings, outstanding issues, and risk flags
   - Highlight any covenant compliance concerns (e.g., loan-to-value, loan-to-cost, debt service coverage if applicable during construction)
   - Note upcoming milestones: substantial completion target, certificate of occupancy date, conversion to permanent financing deadline

## Output

- **Draw approval memorandum**: recommended funding amount, holdback items (if any), conditions to next draw
- **Updated disbursement ledger**: cumulative draws, retainage held, remaining commitment by line item
- **Budget variance report**: line-item comparison of original budget, approved changes, amounts drawn, percent complete, and remaining balance
- **Construction loan status report**: narrative summary with risk ratings (on-track / watch / problem) for schedule, budget, and credit quality
- **Exception log**: any unresolved items requiring borrower cure, additional documentation, or escalation to credit officer

## Quality Checks

- Every disbursement amount ties back to both the approved budget line item and the inspector's percent-complete assessment
- Lien waiver chain is complete — no gaps between conditional and unconditional waivers across draw periods
- Retainage held matches the contractual percentage (typically 5–10%) and is correctly calculated [VERIFY retainage percentage per loan agreement]
- Interest reserve projection uses current benchmark rate plus spread, not a stale rate assumption
- Budget tracker foot totals reconcile to the loan commitment amount (original commitment + any approved increases)
- All borrower representations (permits active, no liens, no defaults) are supported by documentation rather than accepted at face value
- Mark any jurisdiction-specific requirements (e.g., state-specific lien waiver forms, statutory retainage rules) with [VERIFY]

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