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BUYING IN DUBAI

Looking to invest in a property in Dubai? Look no further than Fletch Properties. Our dedicated team of seasoned and skilled buying agents is committed to going above and beyond to discover the perfect property that aligns with your unique requirements. With their extensive expertise and professionalism, rest assured that they won’t stop until they find the ideal match for you.

But that’s not all—we understand that navigating the legal formalities involved in purchasing a property can be overwhelming. That’s why our agents are here to provide comprehensive assistance throughout the entire process. From handling the necessary legal procedures to ensuring a seamless and stress-free experience, we’ve got you covered.

Choose Fletch Properties for your UAE property purchase and let our exceptional team take care of the hard work, while you focus on your exciting new investment opportunity.

OUR PROCESS

Define Your Requirements
Determine what you're looking for in a property, including the type of property (apartment, villa, commercial property), the location, your budget, and any specific features you want.
Choose the relevant Real Estate Agent
Select the right agent for your requirement equipped with all the tools and data to make sure you are offered the best property selection relevant to your objective, offering a resourceful, effective and agile experience.
Property Search and Viewing
Your agent will provide a selection of properties that match your criteria. Arrange viewings and inspect each property carefully. Consider bringing in a professional for a property inspection if you're seriously interested in a property.
Negotiate and Make an Offer
Once you've chosen a property, your agent can help you negotiate terms with the seller. When both parties agree on the price and conditions, you can make an official offer.
Sales Agreement
When your offer is accepted, you and the seller will enter into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), which is a sales agreement that outlines the terms of the deal. Usually, you'll also pay a deposit at this stage, typically 10% of the purchase price.
Secure Financing
If you're not paying in cash, you'll need to secure a mortgage. Non-resident foreign buyers can usually finance up to 50% of the property's value, while UAE residents can finance up to 80%.
Property Transfer
You and the seller (along with your respective agents and/or lawyers, if applicable) will attend a meeting at the Dubai Land Department or at our office to finalize the sale. You'll pay the remaining purchase price, and the property will officially be transferred to your name.
Title Deed Registration
After the transfer, the new title deed, under your name, will be issued by the DLD. A registration fee must be paid to the DLD, which is typically 4% of the property price.
Move In or Begin Property Management
Once the process is complete, you can move into your new property or, if it's an investment property, start leasing it out.
Define Your Requirements
Determine what you're looking for in a property, including the type of property (apartment, villa, commercial property), the location, your budget, and any specific features you want.
Choose the relevant Real Estate Agent
Select the right agent for your requirement equipped with all the tools and data to make sure you are offered the best property selection relevant to your objective, offering a resourceful, effective and agile experience.
Property Search and Viewing
Your agent will provide a selection of properties that match your criteria. Arrange viewings and inspect each property carefully. Consider bringing in a professional for a property inspection if you're seriously interested in a property.
Negotiate and Make an Offer
Once you've chosen a property, your agent can help you negotiate terms with the seller. When both parties agree on the price and conditions, you can make an official offer.
Sales Agreement
When your offer is accepted, you and the seller will enter into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), which is a sales agreement that outlines the terms of the deal. Usually, you'll also pay a deposit at this stage, typically 10% of the purchase price.
Secure Financing
If you're not paying in cash, you'll need to secure a mortgage. Non-resident foreign buyers can usually finance up to 50% of the property's value, while UAE residents can finance up to 80%.
Property Transfer
You and the seller (along with your respective agents and/or lawyers, if applicable) will attend a meeting at the Dubai Land Department or at our office to finalize the sale. You'll pay the remaining purchase price, and the property will officially be transferred to your name.
Title Deed Registration
After the transfer, the new title deed, under your name, will be issued by the DLD. A registration fee must be paid to the DLD, which is typically 4% of the property price.
Move In or Begin Property Management
Once the process is complete, you can move into your new property or, if it's an investment property, start leasing it out.

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