Seller's Guide
A Quick Guide for Dubai Property seller’s.
Step by Step Guide
1. Property Valuation
Contact a Dubai real estate expert for a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) to determine your property's potential selling price.
2. Home Visit and Valuation
Schedule a free home visit for a valuation, and consider broker exclusivity for better marketing and results.
3. Listing Agreement
Sign a RERA Form or NOC Listing Form to authorize your broker to list your property, and provide your Title Deed and ID for due diligence.
4. Property Preparation
Clear out clutter before the photoshoot, take your broker's advice for better appeal, and ensure the property is ready for viewings.
5. Offer and Agreement
Once a buyer is found and an offer is accepted, sign a legally binding Form F or MOU to detail the sale terms.
6. Mortgage and Liability
Get a liability letter from your bank for your mortgage. The process might include 'blocking' if the buyer pays on your behalf.
7. No Objection Certificate
Get an NOC from building management and the developer to confirm the property is fully paid and free of charges.
8. Transfer of Ownership
The final step is the transfer of ownership and title at the Real Estate Registration Trustee Office.
9. Seller Fees
Expect a small fee for the NOC and a 2% brokerage fee; most other fees are the buyer's responsibility.
Hire a Sales Progressor
With professional assistance, ensure a smooth sales process from obtaining the NOC to transferring ownership. We coordinate between you, the buyer, the developer, and involved banks, ensuring all documents are in order to avoid delays.
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