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Start ExploringOnce you own more than three units, the problem stops being acquisition and becomes visibility. We consolidate the whole portfolio into one report and one strategy.
Most multi-unit owners we meet cannot say which of their properties is the weakest performer. The rent lands in one account, the service charges leave from another, and nobody has ever put the two side by side per unit.
We build that picture once, then maintain it — net yield per unit, renewal dates, service charge trend, mortgage position and current valuation, reviewed with you every quarter.
Every unit on one statement — rent in, costs out, net position, updated monthly.
Properties ranked by net yield so the underperformer is obvious rather than hidden in the average.
Tenancy renewals, mortgage fixes and service charge invoices tracked so nothing arrives as a surprise.
Service charges, management fees and maintenance benchmarked against comparable buildings.
A clear recommendation each quarter on which assets to hold, refinance or release.
Each property revalued once a year against actual transactions, so your net worth figure is real.
We collect the title deeds, tenancy contracts, mortgage statements and service charge invoices for every unit.
You receive the first consolidated statement, with net yield per unit and the portfolio total.
We agree a target allocation and a plan for the weakest assets — improve, refinance or exit.
The report is refreshed each quarter and we walk through the changes and the decisions due.
Send us a list of what you own — building, unit type and current rent is enough to begin. We will produce a first-pass performance summary and show you where the money is actually going.
Around three. Below that a spreadsheet is genuinely sufficient. Above it, renewal dates and service charges start slipping through and the oversight pays for itself.
No. Portfolio oversight works alongside whoever currently manages each unit. Many clients keep their existing arrangements and simply add the reporting layer.
Rent received, service charges, maintenance, management fees and finance cost per unit, rolled into a net yield and a portfolio total, with renewal and mortgage dates flagged.
Portfolio oversight is charged as a flat annual retainer based on the number of units, not as a percentage of rent — so the fee does not rise simply because the market did.
You are probably carrying at least one asset that is quietly losing money. A review will find it.
Request a ReviewFrom beachfront escapes to family-friendly neighbourhoods and dynamic city hubs, explore Dubai communities designed to suit every lifestyle and every stage of life.
Start ExploringWhether you’re buying, selling, or renting, our community specialists offer in-depth local knowledge, market insight, and personalised guidance to help you make the right move.
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