Lease Out Your Property With the Right Tenants, Not Just the First Ones
We help Dubai landlords set realistic rents, market properly and screen tenants carefully – so you’re not chasing payments or regretting a rushed lease six months later.
No fee or commitment to get an honest opinion on rent and strategy.
Is This Page For You?
We work best with landlords who treat their property like a real asset, not a lottery ticket.
You’re in the right place if:
- You own an apartment, villa, townhouse or small building in Dubai.
- You want reliable, screened tenants rather than the fastest possible cheque.
- You're open to realistic rent advice based on data, not rumours.
- You prefer one advisor coordinating viewings, paperwork and Ejari.
- You might later consider selling, but for now want solid rental income.
This is probably not for you if:
- You only want to list at well above market rent and refuse to adjust.
- You're not prepared to keep the property in reasonable condition.
- You expect a lease signed without basic tenant checks.
- You want to do everything yourself and just need a broker to "upload the ad".
How We Lease Out Your Property
A clear process from first conversation to signed tenancy and Ejari.
Brief & Property Review
We discuss your goals, property details and any existing tenants. Then we review current rents and competition in your building and area.
Pricing & Listing Setup
We agree on a realistic asking rent and strategy, then prepare photography and listing copy for key portals and our own channels.
Enquiries, Viewings & Screening
We manage enquiries, schedule viewings, and screen interested tenants for basic suitability (income, employment, family profile, etc.).
Lease Terms, Signing & Ejari
We help negotiate terms, coordinate documents, get the tenancy contract signed and support you with Ejari registration guidance.
Tenant Screening and Risk Management
A fast lease with the wrong tenant is far more expensive than a slightly longer vacancy. We focus on basic but important checks so you have a clearer picture of who you’re renting to.
What we typically look at:
- Employment & income – does it realistically support the rent?
- Family profile & occupancy – who will actually live in the property?
- Previous rental history where possible.
- Basic document checks – IDs, visas, trade licenses (for company leases).
- Payment structure – number of cheques, security deposit, start date.
What we don’t do:
- We don’t promise "zero risk" or guarantee perfect tenants.
- We don’t skip checks just to push a lease through quickly.
You’ll always know what information we’ve verified and what we haven’t, so you can decide how comfortable you are before signing.
Have specific concerns about a potential tenant? Ask us directly →
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How do you decide what rent I can get for my property?
We look at actual asking rents and recent leases in your building and area, plus property condition and demand for similar units. We'll show you a realistic range and discuss a strategy – whether to price at market, slightly above and test, or more aggressively for a fast lease.
What fees do you charge landlords for leasing out a property?
Fees depend on the type and value of the property, but are usually a percentage of the annual rent or a fixed amount agreed in advance. We confirm the exact fee structure in writing before we start marketing your property.
How many cheques are typical for rent in Dubai?
It varies by property and market conditions. Many landlords still prefer 1–2 cheques, but 4–6 cheques are increasingly common, especially in mid-market communities. We'll advise what's realistic for your property and what impact stricter or more flexible terms might have on demand.
What documents do I need to lease out my property?
You will usually need: title deed, passport/Emirates ID copy, contact details, and basic property information. For Ejari registration, the signed tenancy contract and tenant documents are also required. If there is an existing mortgage, your bank details may be needed in some cases.
Do I have to be in Dubai to sign the lease?
Not always. In many cases, you can authorize someone via power of attorney to sign on your behalf, or sign electronically where accepted. We'll explain what's possible based on your situation and the requirements of your community or building.
Can you help with Ejari registration?
We'll guide you and the tenant on the documentation and process, and coordinate where possible. In most cases, either the tenant or the landlord (or their PRO) completes the Ejari through official channels, but we stay involved to make sure it's done correctly.
What happens if the tenant stops paying or damages the property?
We can't guarantee tenant behaviour, but we reduce risk through screening and clear contracts. If issues arise, we can connect you with legal and property management professionals and share general guidance on typical next steps under Dubai tenancy law.
Do you also handle ongoing property management?
We can discuss light-touch support and connect you with trusted property management partners if you need a more hands-off arrangement. Our core role here is leasing and advisory, but we work with specialists who can take on full management if required.
Still have a specific question about your situation?
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Share a few details about your apartment, villa or unit, and we’ll come back with a realistic rent range and recommended approach – not just “list high and hope.”
Ready to Talk About Leasing Out Your Property?
Share a few details about your apartment, villa or unit, and we’ll come back with a realistic rent range and recommended approach – not just “list high and hope.”