The Oqood certificate is essentially an off plan title deed issued by the Dubai Land Department. It serves as official proof of your ownership rights to the property while it is still under construction. You will typically receive this document afte…
The Oqood certificate is essentially an off plan title deed issued by the Dubai Land Department. It serves as official proof of your ownership rights to the property while it is still under construction. You will typically receive this document after you have signed the Sale and Purchase Agreement and paid the required 4 percent DLD registration fee. It is a vital legal document that protects your investment and allows you to resell the property before completion if you choose to do so.
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