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Our Mortgage Services
Making Your Homeownership Journey Simple & Stress-Free
Resident Mortgages
Simplifying the home loan process for UAE residents with expert guidance and seamless approvals. Let us handle the complexities while you focus on finding your dream home.
Non-Resident Mortgages
Looking to invest in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, or anywhere in the UAE? Our exclusive low-documentation mortgage solutions make property ownership easy for non-residents.
Equity Release & Mortgage Buyouts
Unlock the hidden value of your property or refinance your existing mortgage to secure better rates and lower monthly payments.
Commercial Property Finance
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Typically, expatriates require a 20–30% down payment, plus addition 7-10% of government, brokerage and bank charges while for UAE nationals may qualify with as little as 15-25%.
Pre-Approval generally takes between 3–15 working days, depending on documentation, bank processes and many other factors.
Our fee structure is transparent and communicated in advance. In many cases, fees are absorbed by the financial institution.
Interest rates vary by bank and product. As of now, they usually range between 3% – 6%, depending on whether you choose a fixed or variable rate.
Yes. Through a buyout mortgage, you can transfer your loan to another bank offering better rates or terms. This can significantly reduce your monthly payments.
Most banks charge an early settlement fee, typically 1% of the principal outstanding balance, capped at a fixed amount. We guide you through the options to minimise such costs.
Yes. Self-employed individuals are eligible for mortgages, but banks will require additional documents we guide you on complete process.
Yes, several banks in Dubai offer non-resident mortgages. However, financing options may be limited, and down payment requirements are usually higher.
Yes, in most cases. Banks require a local account to process payments, EMIs, and related transactions.