Updated Rules and Regulations of RERA and Dubai Land Department

Training Dubai Real Estate Agents at Homeland Realty

In my previous training sessions, which I shared on YouTube, I covered an extensive range of topics essential for Real Estate Agents. We delved into the main laws, rules, and regulations of the Dubai Land Department (DLD) and the Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA), exploring their formation and crucial role in the Dubai Real Estate market. Additionally, we discussed population growth, pricing trends, rental laws, the Rental Dispute Center, tenant evictions, bounced cheques, eviction notices, project registration, escrow accounts, developer obligations, Oqood, broker registrations, codes of conduct, ethics, and the do's and don'ts for agents.

We also focused on the most commonly used terms and terminologies in the Dubai Real Estate industry, including freehold, leasehold, plot area, FAR, GFA, Site Plan, Affections Plan, BUA, NSA, Common Areas, CMA, advertising permits, NOC, OTP, SPA, and different types of land use. Furthermore, we explored RERA forms A, B, I, and F, primary and secondary sales processes, payment breakdowns in various scenarios, after-sales services, and your responsibilities towards clients, fellow agents, and channel partners.

It's important to note that the laws, rules, and regulations of the Dubai Land Department and RERA are dynamic, consistently undergoing updates. In this session, we will focus on new regulations and crucial points that you must be aware of to successfully pass the latest version of the RERA exam. Stay informed and enhance your knowledge in order to thrive in the ever-evolving real estate landscape. Watch this video to stay ahead of the curve.

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