Landlord's Guide
Landlord’s Guide: Renting Your Property
Renting out your property doesn’t need to be complicated. At Point Blank Properties, we know what works—and what doesn’t. This guide breaks down the process, gives you the essentials, and helps you get your property rented quickly, profitably, and with no headaches.
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The Process, Simplified
Step 1: Prepare Your Property
Get your property ready to impress. We recommend addressing any repairs, adding fresh touches like a new coat of paint, and ensuring the space is clean and inviting for prospective tenants.
Step 2: Set the Right Price
Determining the right rental price is key. Our experts analyse the market and provide you with a fair valuation to attract quality tenants while maximising your returns.
Step 3: Market Effectively
Our team creates stunning photos, videos, and listings to showcase your property across major real estate platforms, ensuring it reaches the right audience quickly.
Step 4: Screen Tenants
We conduct thorough background checks, including employment verification and rental references, to ensure your property is in good hands.
Step 5: Finalise the Lease Agreement
We handle the legal details, drafting tenancy contracts compliant with Dubai regulations, and registering the agreement through Ejari for your peace of mind.
Step 6: Collect Payments
From collecting deposits to setting up rent payments, we streamline the process so you can focus on your investment.
Step 7: Ongoing Management
With regular property inspections and prompt responses to tenant concerns, we ensure your property is maintained to the highest standards.
Landlord FAQs: Everything You Need to Know
You’ll need to account for agency fees, maintenance costs, and any necessary repairs before listing.
We conduct background checks, verify employment, and ensure potential tenants have a stable financial history.
Yes. We’ll handle everything, including signing on your behalf if needed, so you can rent out your property remotely.
In rare cases like this, we’ll guide you through the legal steps to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.
You’ll need the title deed, your Emirates ID (or passport if you’re overseas), and an Ejari certificate to register the tenancy contract.
Rent increases are regulated by the RERA Rental Index and are subject to specific guidelines. You can only adjust rent at renewal and with 90 days’ notice to the tenant.