Frequently Asked Questions

We use current market data, recent comparable sales, and demand trends to price your property competitively and accurately.

Timelines vary, but well-priced properties can attract serious buyers within weeks.

No. The process can be handled remotely using a Power of Attorney and secure digital communication.

Typical costs include brokerage commission, trustee fees, and developer or NOC charges, depending on the property.

Yes. We manage professional marketing, buyer qualification, and negotiations to ensure a smooth and secure sale.

Tenants typically need a passport copy, valid visa or entry permit, Emirates ID (if available), and agreed payment method such as post-dated cheques.

Once terms are agreed, the process usually takes a few days, including contract signing and Ejari registration.

Rent is commonly paid annually using one or multiple cheques, though some landlords may accept flexible payment plans.

Utilities such as DEWA, internet, and cooling are usually not included unless clearly stated in the contract.

Lease renewals are negotiable, while early termination depends on contract terms and may involve notice periods or penalties.