Open Saturday – Thursday 9:30-18:30
GMT +4, closed Friday
Office 2404, Marina Plaza, Dubai Marina
Dubai, PO Box 171418
www.dacha-re.com
Finding an agent that will help you market and sell your property is critical. Be sure that the agency has a vast means of advertising: online, in print and in their website. You should also feel comfortable with your agent, as you will need to rely on him to represent your best interests.
Your agent will provide you with the market analysis of properties similar to yours: what is being advertised, what has sold, and for what price. With the guidance of your agent, you will be able to set a realistic price for your property. Remember that the advertised price is usually NOT the price a property sells for.
Exclusive listings gain more attention from the agent, and you are more likely to sell your property in a shorter period of time, and at a higher price. Also you will only have one designated agent calling you for all the follow-up, which makes the selling process less stressful.
For a cash seller with a cash buyer, the process can be completed within 7-10 days, but when finance is involved, it can take up to 2 months.
Be prepared to show your property, or ask the tenant to allow access, as most of the buyers do require a site-visit prior to committing to the purchase. It is much easier to sell a property that can be shown at least once a week.
Prepare all the paperwork that will be required for the sale: Title Deed (if you do not have one yet, apply for it at the earliest), affection plan, passport, maintenance fees receipts, DEWA bills, cooling bills, tenancy agreement if applicable.
If you have a mortgage with a bank, then you will need to apply for a Liability Letter, which will show the total outstanding amount on the property. The Buyer/Buyer’s bank will clear off your mortgage, and after that the Clearance Certificate and all the security documents will be released
The buyer and seller will go to the developer’s office to apply for No Objection Certificate (NOC) to be submitted to the Land Department. This ensures that all the outstanding maintenance fees have been paid off, and that there are no loans/claims against the property. This will take up to 7 working days.
The transfer of ownership takes place in the Dubai Land Department. You will get any additional funds for your property there via Manager’s Check, at the same time as the Title Deed gets transferred to the new owner.
Working Hours: 9:00 - 18:00
Sunday to Thursday