When you buy an off plan property in Dubai, there's always an estimated date for hand over which is the completion of the project and what you need to factor is that as per the land department’s rules and regulations, it is the developers right to delay the handover date up to one year. Needless to say such delays mean different things to different people. For example, if you plan to move into the apartment and stop paying rent elsewhere, you need to take into account that you may have to continue paying rent for six more months until the project is ready. If you plan to have this property as an income-generating property, you have to factor that for six months, your rental income may be delayed and this must be considered when calculating your ROI for any off plan investment.
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