Monday 20 February 2017

Buy A Home Vs Rent A Home In Dubai Guide

Are you at a critical point when it comes to the question to rent or buy in Dubai? While Dubai is an investment haven for many people across the world, property buyers still need to evaluate all of the options to make a good choice that will work for them. Going for buying or renting a home depends on plenty of vital things and this turns out to be the top decision which people make in life. It is a tough decision which you will have to make in life at a certain point of time. In this post, you will know if you want to buy or rent an apartment and this will be clear from the flow chart below. Apart from this, you will also know where to buy and how to buy.


Look At The Below Chart:
You can plan for either you want to buy or rent an apartment in the golden city as per the chart mention above. This will let you know about your investments, savings and then you can plan ahead accordingly if you want to buy a property rent a home as such after complete study. There are a different property for rent or sale in Dubai if you have made up your mind to buy,  and you can buy as per your choices, preferences, the location, and budget. Read it: How To Select A Property For Sale in Dubai

Where To Buy Property?
This basically depends on your budget. There are plenty of ways in which you can hunt for a property that suits your pocket in Dubai. You can either go for a real estate Dubai agent or property service company to provide you a better idea of the property that suits your needs and pocket, or you can indulge in some self-research over the Internet as well. There are many websites that give you a fair idea of the property prices in Dubai.

How To Buy Property?

Remember, getting a home loan from banks in the United Arab Emirate is not a difficult task if you have a constant stream of income with limited liabilities. You have to make a down payment of 20% in case of first home as per the revised laws, and banks can finance the rest. But, you have to pay at least 50% property value as down payment and the bank can finance the rest in case of a second or third purchase. 
Read it: Positive Effects Of Expo 2020 On Dubai Real Estate Market