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Our agents know their communities back to back and are trained to successfully navigate price negotiations.
We have access to a large database of potential tenants. It won’t take long before we can pair your property with the right tenant.
We’ve matched 248 homes with a tenant in just two years. Our team is qualified to help you maximise your property investment’s ROI.
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What you need to know before renting property in Dubai
To lease your property in Dubai, you must have a valid title deed or a leasehold contract. You also need to register the lease agreement with the Dubai Land Department and ensure compliance with the Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA) regulations.
Be sure to have a copy of your passport, document of ownership (Title Deed) and a contract with a real estate agency to rent out your property in Dubai. Make sure to follow the broker's advice to rent out your property quickly and at a fair price.
Dubai's real estate return on investment is amongst the highest in the world in gross rental income of approximately 5.19 percent and return on investment (ROI) from 8 - 15 percent.
Landlords in Dubai are generally responsible for major structural repairs. However, routine maintenance and minor repairs are often the tenant's responsibility, as specified in the lease agreement. Ensure that these responsibilities are clearly outlined in the contract.
All types of personal income are tax free. This includes salaries, pensions, rental income and capital income such as dividends, interest and capital gains of all kinds.