A six-round mocktest · about 3 minutes
Your first
Dubai property.
Six decisions, in the order you would really face them — budget, funding, off-plan or ready, developer, unit, tenant. Two of the options on the way through are traps: mistakes we watch Indian buyers make every month, and both of them cost money. Walk into one and we will tell you why it hurts, rather than letting you find out in year three.
- Nothing to installIt runs here. No sign-up, no email needed to play.
- Real constraintsRemittance limits, visa thresholds and yields as they actually are.
- You keep the briefYour choices become a shortlist brief you can send us, or just read.
Six of six · your brief is ready
Where should
we send it?
Your seven choices have been worked into a brief. Tell us where to send it and it opens straight away — the illustrative yield on what you built, which residency route it qualifies for, when your first rent would arrive, and an honest read on whether the whole thing hangs together.
- Your indicated gross yield, in dirhams a year
- The visa route your budget actually reaches
- Where your plan is sound, and where it is not
An advisor will come back within one working day with units that match it. Here it is in full.
Your brief
Here is what you built.
Everything above is illustrative, based on the choices you made and on published market averages. It is not a forecast, a valuation, or investment, tax or legal advice. Rental yields vary by building and by year; capital values can fall as well as rise, and no capital growth is assumed anywhere in this exercise. Remittance limits and visa thresholds change — verify current figures with your bank, a chartered accountant and the relevant UAE authorities before you transact.