DARI – the digital real estate ecosystem – provides you with many lease-related services, through which you can register, renew, amend or cancel a property management agreement securely and smoothly. As an owner, you can issue a property management agreement by following these steps:
First: Property management agreement issuance (for a property management company)
Step 1: Determining the agreement type
- Login to DARI
- Click on Services from the home page
- Select Lease from the Services list
- Choose the type of the agreement Property management company click on Next
Step 2: Specifying the property type
- Select the properties allowed to list in the agreement click on Next
- Specify the property type (building or unit) click on Next
Note: you can use the filters to identify the units from the building, their area and uses
Step 3: Selecting the properties
When choosing the properties (building or unit), the following will appear:
- All units
- If there were any blocked units, you will get the following message: “These units are blocked; you cannot complete the transaction. You can cancel the transaction or complete it choosing units that are not blocked.”
Step 4: Properties’ details
The system will show you the details of the properties you selected. Here, you can continue with one of the following two options:
- Add a property
- Delete a property, in which case the following message will appear: “Are you sure you want to delete unit number 1234 of the selected properties?” You will then be able to confirm the deletion or cancel it
Step 5: Agreement details (Company details?)
- Fill in the required agreement details
- Enter the trade license number to fetch the company’s information
Note:
- The company needs to have active commercial activities
- The second party must not be blocked
Step 6: Agreement details
In this step, you can select the permissions, such as:
- Collecting rent on behalf of the owner
- Terminate the agreement
- Allowing the first party to view the agreement’s details
You can also determine the agreement duration and value
- Allowing the first party to view the agreement’s details
- Determine the agreement duration and value (the value can be a percentage or a fixed AED amount)
Note:
- The agreement value is the average of the fees agreed on by both parties (it is in percentage form only)
- Agreement duration must not be less than 3 months or more than 4 years
Step 7: Appendix and documents
- Add your notes if needed in the Terms and conditions section
- Upload your documents
- Review the documents you added click on Next
Step 8: Review
- Review the agreement
- If the agreement is complete, approve issuing it
Once the second party accepts or rejects the agreement, as a property agreement issuer, you will have the following options:
In the case that the second party has accepted the agreement:
- Login to DARI
- Click on Applications from the home page
- Click on Open to review the agreement click on Accept
- The agreement has been issued successfully, and you will receive a copy to download
Here you will find a video tutorial to help you initiate the service:
Was this helpful?
Did you find it helpful? Yes No
Send feedback