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InZone Properties brings you the most genuine buyers and ensures a swift and seamless sale of your property in Dubai. With our experts by your side, you can have complete peace of mind as we take care of the property valuation, viewings, and ownership transfer, all while ensuring the max returns for you.
Why Choose Us to Sell Your Property in Dubai?
InZone Properties assures you of all the professional expertise and guidance through every stage of selling your property in Dubai.
One of our experts will perform a market appraisal of your property, and assist you in setting the best possible price based on location, property type, and market trends.
Our team will ensure that your property is promoted to the largest possible audience and gets the maximum visibility from potential buyers.
Our agent will handle the property viewings for prospective buyers and will also facilitate all negotiations on your behalf.
Our team will handle all aspects related to the sale of your property. All formalities involving the developer, government bodies, and third-parties, will be taken care of.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is advisable to seek professional help for the valuation of your property. A consultant can assist with all the data and tools necessary to set an accurate price for your property.
Before listing your property, you will be required to sign a contract with the broker. This will be accompanied by the submission of your identification documents (such as your passport) and the title deed. Once done, the broker can go ahead with the application for a marketing permit.
Yes, if you are selling a property with a mortgage, you will be required to obtain a liability letter from the lending bank. Following this, you can apply for an NOC from the developer. The payment from the buyer will be utilized to settle your mortgage. Meanwhile, the property will be blocked in the buyer’s name and this process will be completed at a DLD-approved trustee office. Once the mortgage has been settled, the bank will issue a clearance letter. Post this, a title deed will be issued in the buyer’s name.
Yes, a NOC must be obtained from the developer of the property as a confirmation that there are no outstanding payments to be made by you. The NOC may be issued after inspections have been made to evaluate the state of your property.
In most cases, this fee is paid by the buyer. In certain cases, the fee is split between the buyer and seller, or entirely paid by the seller.