Resell your property in Dubai

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How to Resell Your Off-Plan Property in Dubai

• Check Resale Rules:
  
  • Speak to your developer to confirm when you can sell—most require 30%-50% payment completion.
• Obtain a No Objection Certificate (NOC):
  • This proves you’re clear of payments or disputes with the developer.
  • Prepare documents like your payment receipts, Sales and Purchase Agreement (SPA), and buyer details.
• Prepare All Documents:
  
  • Original SPA.
  • NOC from the developer.
  • Transfer forms from the Dubai Land Department.
  • Copies of passports and Emirates IDs for both buyer and seller.
• Work with a Trusted Brokerage:
  
  • Choose a reliable property consultant to help you market your property and handle the paperwork smoothly.

How to Resell Your Off-Plan Property in Dubai

• Check Resale Rules:
  
  • Speak to your developer to confirm when you can sell—most require 30%-50% payment completion.
• Obtain a No Objection Certificate (NOC):
  • This proves you’re clear of payments or disputes with the developer.
  • Prepare documents like your payment receipts, Sales and Purchase Agreement (SPA), and buyer details.
• Prepare All Documents:
  
  • Original SPA.
  • NOC from the developer.
  • Transfer forms from the Dubai Land Department.
  • Copies of passports and Emirates IDs for both buyer and seller.
• Work with a Trusted Brokerage:
  
  • Choose a reliable property consultant to help you market your property and handle the paperwork smoothly.

How to Resell Your Secondary Property in Dubai

• Work with a Property Consultant:
  
  • Sign FORM A to officially appoint your agent for marketing and brokering.
  • The property consultant will submit this to the DLD’s Trakheesi system for approval, allowing your property to be advertised.
• Find a Buyer and Sign FORM F:
  • Once a buyer is found, both parties sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), legally binding the sale.
• Obtain an NOC:
  
  • Request a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from your property developer (takes about 5–7 days).
• Transfer Ownership:
  
  • Finalize the sale by providing these documents: MOU, NOC, copy of the title deed, 4% DLD fee, seller’s cheque, and ID documents.

• Work with a Property Consultant:
  
  • Sign FORM A to officially appoint your agent for marketing and brokering.
  • The property consultant will submit this to the DLD’s Trakheesi system for approval, allowing your property to be advertised.
• Find a Buyer and Sign FORM F:
  • Once a buyer is found, both parties sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), legally binding the sale.
• Obtain an NOC:
  
  • Request a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from your property developer (takes about 5–7 days).
• Transfer Ownership:
  
  • Finalize the sale by providing these documents: MOU, NOC, copy of the title deed, 4% DLD fee, seller’s cheque, and ID documents.

How to Resell Your Secondary Property in Dubai