Handover Payments
Finance your property handover: plan the mortgage before the handover date, while there is time for the bank's checks. We compare the banks on our panel.
Your property is ready, but the final payment is due. If you need funding for your handover payment, Mortgease compares the banks on our panel to look for a mortgage that fits your profile, for the move from developer handover to property ownership. Buying from a specific developer? See our guide to property developers in Dubai. We compare offers, manage the paperwork and coordinate with the bank and the developer, so you can start the mortgage process well before your handover date.
We help you with
- Financing the final handover payment
- Applying for the mortgage before handover
- Coordination with developers and banks
- Property valuation and documentation
- Title deed registration support
- Coordinating the bank's payment to the developer
- A dedicated mortgage specialist
Why arrange your mortgage before handover?
Applying before your handover date gives you time to:
- Apply for pre-approval and arrange the valuation before the developer's payment deadline
- Prepare the documents for registration
- Avoid a last-minute rush
Buying off-plan with Aldar or another developer? See our project & handover financing hub and our snagging guide so your inspection and financing are sequenced correctly. Meraas home nearing handover? See our Meraas handover mortgage guide.
Our process
- Free consultation: we discuss your handover payment requirements.
- Compare bank offers: we compare the banks on our panel.
- Pre-approval: we apply for pre-approval and prepare the required documents.
- Property valuation: the bank completes the valuation and final assessment.
- Mortgage disbursement: the approved loan is normally paid to the developer at handover.
- Collect your keys: complete registration and move in.
Who can apply?
UAE residents and nationals, expatriate and non-resident buyers, salaried professionals and self-employed individuals, first-time buyers and property investors, subject to each bank's lending criteria. Non-resident buyer? We also help non-resident buyers apply from abroad.
Documents typically required
- Passport copy
- Emirates ID
- Visa copy (for residents)
- Salary certificate or income proof
- Latest 6 months' bank statements
- Property Sale & Purchase Agreement (SPA)
- Developer payment schedule
- Handover notice
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