This book explains how an inexperienced fund manager was given the task of managing an idea that had not been implemented anywhere in the world before. No one had tried to give a push to real estate by completing unfinished buildings. The Government of India not only wanted to finish these buildings that had been almost abandoned by the owners and lenders but had given this task to a fund manager with almost no experience in real estate. The manager has been successful in completing more than 150 buildings and continues to complete more projects that have been left unfinished. The book explains that this is possible only by reinventing construction and banking rules to complete so many projects during a difficult time.