Estate Agents for sale in United Arab Emirates

Confirm the brokerage trade licence, office registration and every active broker or manager card with the relevant property regulator. Establish which approvals require amendment, cancellation or reissue when ownership, manager, premises or employing entity changes.

Review signed owner instructions, exclusivity, expiry, commission and marketing authority for material listings. Identify listings controlled personally by brokers, duplicated across agencies or dependent on developer allocations that may be withdrawn after the sale.

Reconcile each pending commission to signed agreements, transaction status, deposits and expected completion. Apply probability and timing discounts, and exclude deals dependent on unlicensed staff, disputed introductions, expired mandates or post-completion performance by the seller.

Map every deposit, reservation payment and client balance to bank records and transaction documents. Confirm who is legally entitled to hold funds, review reconciliations and disputes, and prevent unidentified or unsupported balances transferring at completion.

Inventory portal subscriptions, listing credits, phone numbers, domains, social accounts and CRM data. Verify administrator access and advertising permits, and confirm property images, floor plans and developer materials may continue to be used lawfully.

Review regulator complaints, fines, misleading advertisements, commission disputes, data breaches and broker misconduct. Examine customer identification and anti-money-laundering controls, sanctions screening, record retention and unresolved remediation before agreeing deferred consideration.