Payment plan (Broker and Developer Regulation) and Developer's payment plan

Asking the bank is always difficult when the questions only arise on the weekend but you absolutely want an answer. I understand that well.

So:
8% for the start + 15% for the shell ceiling are less than what the bank pays out as an advance for the earthworks, namely a maximum of 30%.
That fits, doesn’t it, or am I misunderstanding the question?

And 10 desired partial payments are fewer than 13 possible payments. Although here your question unfortunately has grammatical errors that only allow a vague understanding of the meaning.

Quick question for the financing loan experts. The bank gave us a form where the general contractor must enter what has been completed so far and what percentage this completed work represents in relation to the entire project. Now the first installment payment according to the payment schedule is the building permit (architectural services/structural engineering/thermal insulation). How can this be evaluated in percentage terms? What do you consider appropriate?

3%

The GU is supposed to estimate that and sign the form for it.

The general contractor is supposed to estimate that and sign the form for it.

That is correct, but I would like to fine-tune the payment schedule with the general contractor before signing the contract. Arguing with the bank afterward about whether 10,000 or 15,000 is reasonable would be unnecessary.