Cash Buyer to Cash Seller Conveyancing

This service covers the full legal and administrative transfer of property ownership where no mortgage is involved on either side. It is the fastest form of transfer when all parties are ready with funds and documents.

Cash Buyer to Cash Seller

Cash Buyer to Cash Seller Conveyancing in UAE

This service facilitates the complete legal and administrative transfer of property ownership in the UAE where both buyer and seller are transacting in cash, with no mortgage involvement on either side. As there is no bank approval or loan clearance required, this is typically the fastest and most straightforward form of property transfer, provided all documentation and funds are in place.

Our team manages the entire conveyancing process end-to-end, ensuring compliance with Dubai Land Department (DLD) regulations and developer requirements, while coordinating seamlessly with all involved parties.

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What We Handle

Typical Timeline: 7–14 working days, subject to developer NOC and authority processing.

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Important Notes:

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the transfer take?

Typical resale timeline: 2–6 weeks

This depends on:

  • Buyer type (cash vs mortgage)
  • Bank processing time (valuation, FOL, clearance)
  • Developer NOC issuance
  • Trustee appointment availability

👉 Cash deals are usually faster (2–3 weeks).
👉 Mortgage deals take longer (4–6+ weeks).

Bank delays are common and usually relate to:

  • Valuation backlogs
  • Internal credit approval
  • Final Offer Letter (FOL) issuance
  • Seller mortgage clearance

Impact:

  • Transfer date may shift
  • Form F validity may need extension
  • Trustee appointment rescheduled

⚠️ Conveyancers and agents are not liable for bank delays, as banks are independent third parties.

If the buyer fails to proceed without valid legal reason:

  • In the event of Buyer default without valid legal cause, the Seller reserves the right to enforce the forfeiture of the 10% security deposit through legal proceedings before Dubai Courts, in accordance with Form F and prevailing UAE law.
  • Transaction may be cancelled
  • Seller can re-list the property

If the delay is due to:

  • Bank rejection
  • Regulatory issue
  • Force majeure
    → penalties depend on Form F clauses and documented evidence.

NOC (No Objection Certificate) is required:

  • Before transfer
  • Issued by the developer
  • Confirms no outstanding service charges or violations

📌 Without a valid NOC, DLD will not process the transfer.

Validity is usually 30 days (varies by developer).

Hassle-free property transfers with full legal compliance