FAQ's

We provide a full range of real estate services in Dubai, including property sales and leasing, off-plan investments, property management, holiday home rentals, and commercial real estate services. We also specialize in managing residential and commercial properties for landlords and investors.

Happy Home Properties has over 22 years of experience in the Dubai real estate market, proudly serving more than 30,000 clients across the UAE and globally.

Yes. Dubai allows foreign nationals to buy freehold properties in designated areas. Happy Home Properties can guide you through the entire process, from property selection to title transfer.

The process involves selecting a property, signing a Sales Purchase Agreement (SPA), paying a deposit, registering with the Dubai Land Department (DLD), and receiving the title deed. We handle every step for a smooth experience.

Off-plan investments offer lower entry prices, flexible payment plans, and potential capital appreciation. Additionally, buyers typically do not pay agency commissions on direct-from-developer purchases.

Tenants typically need to provide a copy of their passport, Emirates ID, residence visa, salary certificate or bank statements, and post-dated rent cheques. All tenancy contracts must be registered with Ejari.

Ejari is a legal tenancy registration system under RERA. It protects both tenants and landlords and is required to activate DEWA (utilities), sponsor family visas, and for any legal rental disputes.

Early termination depends on your tenancy agreement. Most contracts include a notice period and penalty clause. If there’s no clause, landlord approval is required.

Our comprehensive service includes tenant screening, rent collection, lease management, maintenance coordination, financial reporting, and end-of-lease turnover. We serve as the bridge between property owners and tenants to ensure smooth operations.

 In our model, we initially cover maintenance costs and the landlord reimburses us based on the agreed terms. This ensures faster service and better upkeep of your property.

We provide regular financial reports detailing rental income, maintenance expenses, and any outstanding balances—ensuring transparency and peace of mind.

 Dubai offers high rental yields (up to 8–10%), no property or capital gains tax, a stable economy, a growing expat population, and world-class infrastructure. These factors make Dubai a top global investment destination.

Investors who own property worth AED 2 million or more may be eligible for a 10-year renewable Golden Visa, subject to DLD valuation and other eligibility criteria.

 In our model, we initially cover maintenance costs and the landlord reimburses us based on the agreed terms. This ensures faster service and better upkeep of your property.

 Rental yields vary by area, but landlords can expect returns between 5% to 10% annually. Our team can help you identify high-performing locations for better ROI.

There are no annual property taxes, income taxes, or capital gains taxes in Dubai. However, a one-time 4% transfer fee applies during the purchase of a property.

Fees typically include the 4% DLD transfer fee, agent commission (usually 2%), trustee office fees, and NOC charges if buying in a freehold area.

If a landlord fails to pay building service charges, it can affect tenant access to amenities. Tenants can file a complaint with the Rental Dispute Center to protect their rights.

We combine 22+ years of industry expertise with top-tier marketing, trusted developer partnerships (Emaar, Damac, Nakheel, etc.), and unmatched customer care. Whether buying, selling, or managing your property, we ensure professionalism and transparency at every step.

Yes, our team connects clients with trusted mortgage advisors and banks in Dubai, helping you secure the best loan terms based on your financial profile.

Absolutely. We offer full support—from property valuation, staging, marketing, and listing on major portals (Bayut, Dubizzle, Property Finder), to closing deals with potential tenants or buyers.

Yes, non-residents can purchase freehold property in designated zones. No UAE residency is required to complete the transaction.

Yes, but you must follow legal procedures. The buyer can take over the existing tenancy or serve proper notice to vacate, depending on the contract terms.

Most developers require a down payment of 10%–20%, followed by milestone-based or post-handover payment plans.

Yes, selected banks provide financing for off-plan properties. You’ll usually need to pay at least 50% before applying for a mortgage.

You can check the project’s status via the Dubai Land Department (DLD) website or contact your developer for updates based on technical audits.