Is your unit eligible for sale...?
Many real estate sales deals fall through because the unit does not meet the conditions for real estate financing. Evaluate your unit in minutes and know the chances of a successful sale before putting it on the market.
Five simple steps to know your unit's eligibility
An easy and simplified process designed specifically to save you the trouble of comparing different banks and financing systems.
Unit evaluation
We determine the extent to which your unit matches the real estate financing conditions
Document review
We examine property papers, licenses and utility contracts
Matching financing conditions
We compare the unit with the standards of approved banks
Approval of the deal
The bank issues approval and signs the official contract
Receiving receivables
You get the full price of the unit safely and quickly
Why is selling with financing safer?
A clear comparison between selling through real estate financing and traditional cash selling
| item | Financing sales | Cash sale |
|---|---|---|
| Jupiter power | Bank approved buyer | Possibility of a sudden decline |
| Clarity of procedures | Documented and formal steps | Unorganized procedures |
| Legal verification | Certified document inspection | High legal risks |
| The possibility of the deal falling through | Very low | High |
| Collection security | Direct bank transfer | Monetary risk |
| Duration to complete the sale | Specific and known | Duration not guaranteed |
What should your unit have?
Six basic conditions to be eligible for real estate financing
Residential use
The unit must be designated for housing and not commercial activity.
Complete finishing
The unit is delivered with super-luxe or complete finishing.
Licensing and legal
A valid building permit and sound legal standing.
Facilities
Connecting electricity, water and gas to official meters.
Taxes
Payment of real estate tax until the date of sale.
Price range
The unit price is consistent with bank financing limits.
Required documents
Depending on your unit type, choose the appropriate tab
Why do deals fail?
Learn about the most common reasons for units being rejected by banks so you can avoid them before offering your unit for sale.
60%
Of failed deals due to the unit itself
Safe sale under official supervision
Your rights are fully reserved
All operations are carried out under the supervision of the Financial Supervision Authority and in accordance with Law 148 of 2001 regulating real estate financing in Egypt.
Under FRA supervision
The Financial Supervisory Authority monitors all operations
Notarized contracts
Every step is documented in the real estate register and in the bank
Seller protection
Secure collection of receivables via direct bank transfer
Find out your unit eligibility before you lose the deal
A quick and comprehensive evaluation that shows you the chances of a successful sale with real estate financing before putting the unit on the market.