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Selling Through Augusta Properties: A Smooth and Rewarding Sale in Dubai
At Augusta Properties we know that selling a property is a big decision, and we will back you at each stage. Our skilled team knows the Dubai market in depth, so the market information we give you is accurate and current. We follow trends, prices and what buyers are looking for, which lets us position your property well and bring in serious buyers.
Selling with Augusta Properties gives you our wide network of possible buyers and our resources across the Dubai market. Each property is different, and we shape our service around what you need. With this personal approach you get a high level of service and support until the sale is done.
Rely on Augusta Properties to sell your property with confidence and get strong results. Get in touch today to talk about your property, and we will take you through a smooth and rewarding sale in Dubai.
What you get
The title deed, a copy of your passport and Emirates ID if you have one, the listing agreement with your agent (Form A) and, before the transfer, a No Objection Certificate from the developer. If the property is mortgaged, you also need a liability letter from your bank.
Form A is the RERA agreement between you and your broker. It allows the broker to market your property and sets out the terms, including the commission. No licensed agent can advertise your home without it.
Form F is the sale agreement, or MOU, between you and the buyer. It sets the price, the deposit, who pays which fee and the date of the transfer. Both sides sign it, usually at a trustee office or with their agents.
The No Objection Certificate confirms that you owe the developer nothing, such as service charges. The Land Department will not transfer the property without it. The developer charges a fee to issue it.
Yes. Your bank tells you what is still owed in a liability letter. At the transfer, the loan is paid off from the sale money, the bank releases the mortgage, and the property passes to the buyer.
A cash sale usually takes a few weeks from the signed agreement to the transfer. When the buyer or the seller has a mortgage, allow more time for the banks.
Often, yes. Most developers allow a resale once a set part of the price has been paid, and they charge a fee for the transfer. Check the terms in your sale and purchase agreement, or ask us to check them for you.