Step by step Renting Guide

• Registering your interest. The first step to finding the right property is to register with us either by calling us on 04-3951212 or visiting our office where you can discuss your property requirements with one of our local agents. You can also register your interest about a specific property online if you are short of time.
  
  With thousands of properties to choose from you can rest assured we have just what you're looking for.
• Finding the right property. Once we have a clear understanding of your requirements you will receive a selection of properties that match your criteria. We can also keep you constantly up-to-date via email and SMS alerts when the latest properties become available.
• Making an offer. Once you have identified a suitable property, we can advise you on making an offer on the property. We may be aware of a situation where owner wants to rent his property quickly and we will be able to get a great deal.
• Offer agreed. Once your offer is accepted by the owner and you wish to proceed, we will prepare a tenancy agreement to be signed by all the parties and register the same with RERA.
• Completion. Upon completion, you will be given a set of keys and if your property is managed we will provide you with your dedicated Property Manager's contact details.

FAQ's

• 1. How much will it cost to sell my property?
  The costs involved in selling your property consist of:
  
  • Estate agent commission. Commission fees become payable once your estate agent sells your property and contracts are signed. This is charged as a percentage of the sale price.
  • Transfer fees. Sellers share of transfer fees is payable in Dubai Land Department. Currently sellers have to pay 1% of the selling price. Please check with your agent for any changes.
  • Legal fees if you appoint a solicitor for the conveyancing process. These vary depending on the solicitor you choose.
 
• 2. Are there any additional marketing costs?
  
  Your estate agent should include all marketing expenses within their commission fee but it is worth checking this before you instruct an estate agent, as some may charge an additional fee for advertising etc.
 
• 3. Where are my Title Deeds?
  Your Title Deeds are proof of ownership of your property. They will be held by your bank if you have a mortgage.
 
• 4. Do I need to redecorate before I put my property on the market?
  It is not essential to redecorate your property before placing it on the market, however, if an area is in need of a lick of paint this will appeal to potential buyers.
 
• 5. Who will conduct viewings on my property and when will they occur?
  Your estate agent should accompany all viewings during their opening hours. However, in some circumstances they may ask you to conduct the occasional viewing. It is advisable to choose an estate agent who offers flexible opening hours to maximise viewing potential and minimise the number of viewings you have to conduct yourself.
 
• 6. Do I need to be present for viewings?
  If your estate agent is accompanying all viewings and they have the access codes and keys for your property your presence is not required. Our agent accompany all viewings.
  It is worth noting that buyers often feel more relaxed when the owner is not present.
 
7. If I accept an offer will my property still be viewed?
This depends on the conditions of the offer and what your preferences are.
 
• 8. When do I have to move out?
  On the transfer date or the date which is mutually agreed by yourself and the buyer.