Your Best Partner as a Property Management Company in Dubai

The most significant benefit of managing a property is the peace of mind it gives the owner. Landlords can relax knowing that an impartial third party is protecting their property, deposit, and tenant. Property managers will take care of and manage the often time-consuming day-to-day problems that may arise.

Landlords who want to remove the stress and headache of renting out their investment property will benefit greatly from having their property managed. Landlords may live overseas, in different time zones, travel extensively, or have busy work and personal lives. Most of Allsopp & Allsopp’s property management clients have a vast property portfolio and find the property management service extremely beneficial.

The landlords can expect an array of services to ensure their investment property is managed to the highest standard and ease their workload and stresses: 1. Collection, safekeeping, and protection of the deposit.
2. Tenant Screening and documentation collection.
3. Complete inventory on tenant check-in and check-out.
4. Accompanied viewings with prospective tenants.
5. A premium marketing package for your property, including listing on all major property portals.
6. Preparation of the tenancy agreement.
7. Move-in preparation, including painting, cleaning, pest control, and A/C checking (any maintenance at additional cost).
8. DEWA connection for both landlord and tenant.
9. Key handover/tenant check-in.
10. Register tenancy with Ejari.
11. Rent collection arrangement.
12. Management of failed rental payments.
13. Financial reporting.
14. RERA compliance.
15. Tenant & maintenance management.
16. Renewal of contracts, including negotiation of contract changes.
Landlords can expect regular updates on their investment property, keeping them informed and in control. Our property management team will contact landlords to obtain consent for maintenance works on their property. From there, an agreement will be made with the property management team on the best way to move forward with contractors. Updates on the property can be given weekly, monthly, or annually, depending on the landlord’s preference, ensuring they are always up to date.

Landlords are mainly contacted to give consent for maintenance works on their property. From there, an agreement will be made with the property management team on the best way to proceed with contractors. Landlords will also be contacted to receive an update on their investment. Updates on the property can be given weekly, monthly, or annually, depending on the landlord’s preference.