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Hiring a Qualified Realtor

It is always a smart move to hire a qualified realtor who has a broad network and excellent market knowledge. They should have an in-depth understanding of the property market of Dubai and a skill for negotiation. This is how you can put trust in them for selling your property with proper documentation, marketing, legal considerations, and much more. Take into account their track record, marketing method, and experience in selling a property and which area they specialise in.

It is always a smart move to hire a qualified realtor who has a broad network and excellent market knowledge. They should have an in-depth understanding of the property market of Dubai and a skill for negotiation. This is how you can put trust in them for selling your property with proper documentation, marketing, legal considerations, and much more. Take into account their tra...

It is always a smart move to hire a qualified realtor who has a broad network and excellent market knowledge. They should have an in-depth understanding of the property market of Dubai and a skill for...

Pricing Your Property

Setting an appropriate price for your house is the most deal-breaking factor. Proper pricing will influence the market to get you the right buyer and the pricing that you’ve offered. Your agent will study the market and look out for the pricing guidelines of your specific location, developer, and property type to come up with the best possible value. With them, you will be able to make informed decisions, as well as tips on how to make your property attractive for a successful transaction.

Setting an appropriate price for your house is the most deal-breaking factor. Proper pricing will influence the market to get you the right buyer and the pricing that you’ve offered. Your agent will study the market and look out for the pricing guidelines of your specific location, developer, and property type to come up with the best possible value. With them, you will be able...

Setting an appropriate price for your house is the most deal-breaking factor. Proper pricing will influence the market to get you the right buyer and the pricing that you’ve offered. Your agent will s...

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Presentation of your Property

first impression is the last, they say, and it's true. Make sure you capture the best angle of your property when displaying it online on property portals. high-quality photos and 360-degree tours are a must to add so your potential buyer can figure out if it is worth viewing. Make sure you provide them with an overview of all the rooms, spaces, leisure areas, and amenities around, too. When you can create a strong property presentation, you will be able to win over many potential buyers for viewing.

first impression is the last, they say, and it's true. Make sure you capture the best angle of your property when displaying it online on property portals. high-quality photos and 360-degree tours are a must to add so your potential buyer can figure out if it is worth viewing. Make sure you provide them with an overview of all the rooms, spaces, leisure areas, and amenities aro...

first impression is the last, they say, and it's true. Make sure you capture the best angle of your property when displaying it online on property portals. high-quality photos and 360-degree tours are...

Listing Your Property

For listing your property, you can not proceed with the agent without signing Form A or Contract A by the Dubai Land Department. You need to share a copy of your title deed, your passport, as well as Emirates ID and goods with the DLD. To give your agent permission to list your property, FORM A is mandatory, along with a RERA form. It covers crucial information like commission to an agent, fees, payment dates, listing details and so on. Once approved by DLD, you can proceed with advertising your property online.

For listing your property, you can not proceed with the agent without signing Form A or Contract A by the Dubai Land Department. You need to share a copy of your title deed, your passport, as well as Emirates ID and goods with the DLD. To give your agent permission to list your property, FORM A is mandatory, along with a RERA form. It covers crucial information like commission ...

For listing your property, you can not proceed with the agent without signing Form A or Contract A by the Dubai Land Department. You need to share a copy of your title deed, your passport, as well as ...

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Showcasing Your Property

Your property consultant will arrange viewings with all the potential buyers who’ve reached out through property portals. Your agent will not just show the property but also provide all the information about the community, amenities, facilities, and other related factors. They will facilitate negotiation in your favour to achieve the desired results. Make sure your agent has the key, or the security of the building knows about your viewings, this will provide a smooth experience to both your agent and your potential buyers.

Your property consultant will arrange viewings with all the potential buyers who’ve reached out through property portals. Your agent will not just show the property but also provide all the information about the community, amenities, facilities, and other related factors. They will facilitate negotiation in your favour to achieve the desired results. Make sure your agent has th...

Your property consultant will arrange viewings with all the potential buyers who’ve reached out through property portals. Your agent will not just show the property but also provide all the informatio...

Agreement Terms

When you have found a serious buyer, it is time to agree on price and terms by way of negotiation with your broker. Your agent can ask for a deposit to fix the deal and prove the seriousness of the buyer. Then, both parties are required to sign an MOU, which can be generated and signed both electronically or through paperwork. Buyers usually issue a 10% deposit for the property, and it is held with the agent until the time of the transfer. Make sure you discuss everything prior with your agent to have a clear understanding.

When you have found a serious buyer, it is time to agree on price and terms by way of negotiation with your broker. Your agent can ask for a deposit to fix the deal and prove the seriousness of the buyer. Then, both parties are required to sign an MOU, which can be generated and signed both electronically or through paperwork. Buyers usually issue a 10% deposit for the property...

When you have found a serious buyer, it is time to agree on price and terms by way of negotiation with your broker. Your agent can ask for a deposit to fix the deal and prove the seriousness of the bu...

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Getting the NOC

For selling your property in Dubai, you require a Non-objection Certificate. When you are almost on the verge of selling, this acts as a permission slip, which the Dubai Land department requires from the developer. Usually, NOC ranges from aED 500 to AED 5000, depending on the developer. It can take up to 7 working days to generate an NOV, and there are certain documents required, too. For plan property, a Title deed is needed, and a Residency Visa and a copy of Form F will help you get going.

For selling your property in Dubai, you require a Non-objection Certificate. When you are almost on the verge of selling, this acts as a permission slip, which the Dubai Land department requires from the developer. Usually, NOC ranges from aED 500 to AED 5000, depending on the developer. It can take up to 7 working days to generate an NOV, and there are certain documents requir...

For selling your property in Dubai, you require a Non-objection Certificate. When you are almost on the verge of selling, this acts as a permission slip, which the Dubai Land department requires from ...

Closing the Deal

Once the offer is accepted by both parties and the documentation is done, it is time to sign off and close the deal. This includes the buyer getting possession of the property, as well as any outstanding debts will be cleared too. All the legal parts of the deal will be handled by your broker, guaranteeing a dedicated transfer is done. Last is the transfer fee, commission to the agent, and any other expense that is required to be clear. You can collaborate with a licensed realtor or an agency and get everything done in no time.

Once the offer is accepted by both parties and the documentation is done, it is time to sign off and close the deal. This includes the buyer getting possession of the property, as well as any outstanding debts will be cleared too. All the legal parts of the deal will be handled by your broker, guaranteeing a dedicated transfer is done. Last is the transfer fee, commission to th...

Once the offer is accepted by both parties and the documentation is done, it is time to sign off and close the deal. This includes the buyer getting possession of the property, as well as any outstand...

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