Property investment in Dubai can be highly successful and has significant profitability. The annual rental income in Dubai can range from 6 to 12 percent, compared to other European nations. For first-time investors in particular, the process of purchasing real estate in the UAE may appear rather challenging.
From studios and apartments to penthouses and villas, ANW Real Estate provides a broad variety of residential properties in both the prime and second tier real estate sectors.
Our qualified and experienced representatives assist you to choose what kind of a property is benefitial, and offer guidance about which location is the best to put money in: Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, Business Bay, MBR City, Jumeirah, etc. The transaction can be handled using cash or cryptocurrencies, and the purchase can perhaps be made in-person or remotely.
Our service categories are as follows:
Purchase and resale of pre-construction and fully prepared property;
Leasing of the properties that are, commercial and residential
Facilitation with property management
A step-by-step instruction for buying property online in Dubai
Since May 2020, the Dubai Land Department (DLD) has made it legal to execute real estate transactions remotely using digital services as a protective precaution against the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on Dubai's real estate market. Nowadays, one may carry out all essential operations and transactions from everywhere in the world without having an actual presence in Dubai.
Step 1: Decide on a property.
You can register your interest after looking through our website and selecting a home so that our real estate professionals can get in touch with you.
Based on your personal choices, you may narrow down the selection of houses by location, price, type, and size. The realtor will provide you all the details you want on the property (including brochures, floor plans, photos and videos). Following your selection, the agent will email the registration manager and you separately the relevant paperwork for signing.
The necessary documentation consist of:
Forms A and B being completed and delivered by the representatives of both parties.
All parties involved in the contract have signed the sales contract (Form F).
Certificate of Owning Property (Title Deed).
NOC from the contractor stating that the transfer of ownership rights is not opposed.
both the buyer's and seller's international passports, as well as an Emirates ID (if available).
IBAN- the international account number of the seller.
Step 2: Record the transfer of payment.
The trustee registers the transaction after completing the required paperwork and uploads it to the Dubai Land Department's online database (DLD).
Step 3: Identify yourself.
DLD conducts a video call between both parties to a contract after all the data has been processed into the system in order to verify the parties' identities and the signatures on the contract.
Step 4: Pay the advance payment.
An account number to the DLD's escrow account (IBAN) will be sent to you so that you can pay for the down payment, government charges, agent fees, and trustee services.
Step 5: Collect the registration papers.
A new document certifying the buyer's ownership and a digital copy of the sales contract will be sent to them after all the payments have been deposited into the account and the transaction has been authorized.
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