Offer and Form F
The contract should leave room for finance and valuation. A seven-day transfer with no file in motion is how purchases break. We read the dates before you commit.

Ready property
The home already exists. The bank values it as it stands.
A loan to buy a completed apartment or villa. Funds go to the seller at DLD transfer, against the bank’s valuation, not the brochure.
A ready-property mortgage finances a completed home. Unlike off-plan, there is no developer payment plan left. The bank values the unit, sets a loan against that figure, and pays the seller when you register.
This is the standard Dubai purchase: a unit you can walk through, a seller, a Form F or MOU, a valuation, a trustee, and a transfer date. The finance has to match that sequence, or the date slips.
The asking price is not the loan. If the bank values lower, you fund the gap or renegotiate. That is why the offer should follow pre-approval, not the other way around.
Cash to complete is more than the deposit: Dubai Land Department registration (typically 4% on a sale), agency if used, valuation, trustee, and bank processing. None of those are Crelco charges.
Illustrative only. Not an offer and not your number. An advisor replaces this with the file.
Price AED 2,000,000, valuation AED 1,920,000
The bank sizes the loan on 1.92 million, not 2 million. The AED 80,000 gap is cash or a renegotiation. This is why the offer should not spend every dirham of eligibility.
Rules we refer to: Dubai Land Department. Banks still apply their own, often tighter, limits.
This is common in a fast market. The bank lends on its number, not the listing. Options: extra cash, a revised price, a different lender with a different view of the building, or stepping away. None of those should be decided in the trustee queue.
Buildings banks already finance are usually smoother. Unusual layouts, pending snags, or a title that is not clean slow the valuer down.
A tenant does not automatically block a mortgage. It does change vacant possession, viewing access, and sometimes the bank’s comfort. Share the tenancy contract early if the unit is let.
How it works
The contract should leave room for finance and valuation. A seven-day transfer with no file in motion is how purchases break. We read the dates before you commit.
The bank instructs a valuer. If the figure is below the price, the loan shrinks. You add cash, the seller moves, or you walk. That conversation is easier with an advisor on the file.
Rate, tenor, fees, and conditions. Read the salary-transfer clause, early settlement, and what happens at the end of a fixed period. You choose after that, not before.
Appointment, remaining cash, bank manager or POA if needed, registration. The keys follow the transfer, not the WhatsApp ‘it’s done’.
See what you can borrow.
A Crelco advisor maps the file, compares banks, and you decide. Crelco does not charge any consultation fees.
Documents
Exact lists vary by bank and employment type. We collect only what the file requires.
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Questions
Direct answers first. If yours is not here, an advisor will take documents, timing, and the bank that actually fits.

Private consultation
Independent advice. Banks compared for your file. Crelco does not charge any consultation fees.