Owner tools
The numbers, without the sales pitch.
Small, honest calculators for the questions every Dubai owner eventually asks. No sign-up, no listing funnel. The same math Mulki runs continuously for your whole portfolio.
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Five free calculators for the questions Dubai owners actually ask: what a unit really yields after costs, how much the rent can legally rise at renewal, what a sale would net, what a bank will lend, and whether a building's service charge is normal. No sign-up, no sales pitch.
The tools
- Rental yield calculatorGross and net yield, with service charges treated honestly instead of ignored.
- RERA rent increase checkerHow much the rent can legally rise at renewal under Decree 43 of 2013.
- Selling cost calculatorAgent, NOC, mortgage release, settlement: what actually lands in your account.
- Mortgage calculatorMonthly payment, the deposit you need, and how much a Dubai bank will lend.
- Service charge calculatorYour annual charge from the Mollak rate, and whether it is normal for your building.
- Should you sell or hold?The framework for an underperforming unit, including the full cost of swapping.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
- Are these Dubai property calculators free?
- Yes, all of them, with no sign-up and no listing funnel. They run the same math Mulki uses continuously across a whole portfolio, made available one question at a time.
- What do I need to use them?
- Your own numbers: the rent, the value, the service charge rate, the loan. Where a figure is official, like the RERA rental index or your Mollak rate, each tool points you to where it lives in the Dubai REST app or the DLD record.
- Which calculator should I start with?
- If you own and let a unit, the rental yield calculator shows what it really earns after costs. At renewal, the rent increase checker shows the legal ceiling. Before a sale, the selling cost calculator shows your net. Each one links to the others where they connect.
Mulki runs these numbers for you, every week, automatically.
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