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No more need to call RERA, DLD, or familiar lawyers. Answer your client’s questions anytime, day or night!

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Instant answers to your questions in any language.

Forget about searching through multiple sources. Our chatbot will provide you with accurate answers based on the UAE legal database and insights from leading industry experts.

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Extensive knowledge base.

On our platform, you will find:

Full texts of laws and regulations for the UAE real estate market in English, Arabic and Russian
Analytical materials prepared by Real Law experts in collaboration with leading market specialists and DLD
The latest news on the real estate market and business in the UAE

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Ask questions in any language 24/7
After logging in, start chatting with the chatbot. Ask any questions related to real estate in the UAE and receive instant answers.

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Accelerate your deals
Use the information you receive to improve customer service and speed up the deal-closing process.

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Why should a broker know UAE laws?

Be the best in your field.

DLD and RERA

Brokers need to be familiar with the rules and regulations of the Dubai Land Department (DLD) regarding property transfers, including the required documents, fees, and registration procedures.
Off-plan

Brokers should be informed about the rules for selling off-plan properties, including escrow account requirements, developer obligations, and cancellation policies.
Rent

Knowledge of Law No. 26 of 2007 (amended by Law No. 33 of 2008) on property rental, eviction rules, rent increase restrictions, and the role of the Rental Dispute Settlement Centre (RDSC).
Taxes in UAE

Knowledge of registration fees, transfer fees, the impact of VAT, and other government charges applicable to real estate transactions.
Inheritance rules

It is important for brokers to understand how Sharia law applies to property inheritance, especially for expatriates, and how wills registered in Dubai courts are utilized.
Obtaining UAE residence

Understanding the criteria by which property buyers can obtain a residency visa, including minimum investment amounts and application procedures.