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Leasing & Rental Questions Answered
Everything you need to know about renting property in Dubai – for both landlords and tenants
No Tenant Commission
Tenants pay zero commission in Dubai
Ejari Required
All contracts must be registered
90 Days Notice
For renewal or termination
Regulated Increases
Rent increases follow RERA guidelines
Market Timing Strategy
Understanding when to list based on seasonal trends and market conditions
What documents do I require to sell my property?
To sell your property you will require the original title deed obtained through registration at the Dubai Land Department. You will also need a NOC (No Objection Certificate) from the developer to confirm that the property is free from any liabilities such as outstanding mortgage or unpaid instalments or service fees. Your original passport would be required and any other documents and receipts pertaining to the original sale and current state of the property. If your property is rented you will need a copy of your tenancy agreement and if you have sold through a registered Real Estate Agency a signed sellers agreement known as a Form A would be needed.
Do I need to be present in Dubai for the sale transaction?
To sell your property you will require the original title deed obtained through registration at the Dubai Land Department. You will also need a NOC (No Objection Certificate) from the developer to confirm that the property is free from any liabilities such as outstanding mortgage or unpaid instalments or service fees. Your original passport would be required and any other documents and receipts pertaining to the original sale and current state of the property. If your property is rented you will need a copy of your tenancy agreement and if you have sold through a registered Real Estate Agency a signed sellers agreement known as a Form A would be needed.
Market Timing Strategy
Understanding when to list based on seasonal trends and market conditions
What documents do I require to sell my property?
To sell your property you will require the original title deed obtained through registration at the Dubai Land Department. You will also need a NOC (No Objection Certificate) from the developer to confirm that the property is free from any liabilities such as outstanding mortgage or unpaid instalments or service fees. Your original passport would be required and any other documents and receipts pertaining to the original sale and current state of the property. If your property is rented you will need a copy of your tenancy agreement and if you have sold through a registered Real Estate Agency a signed sellers agreement known as a Form A would be needed.
Do I need to be present in Dubai for the sale transaction?
To sell your property you will require the original title deed obtained through registration at the Dubai Land Department. You will also need a NOC (No Objection Certificate) from the developer to confirm that the property is free from any liabilities such as outstanding mortgage or unpaid instalments or service fees. Your original passport would be required and any other documents and receipts pertaining to the original sale and current state of the property. If your property is rented you will need a copy of your tenancy agreement and if you have sold through a registered Real Estate Agency a signed sellers agreement known as a Form A would be needed.
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