Know where you stand in a minute
Enter your unit price and what you have paid, and see the gap between returning the unit to the developer and transferring your contract to a new buyer.
Exit calculator
Enter two numbers and see the gap between cancelling and transferring.
If you cancel
Paid out over yearsIf you transfer
Everything you paid, with no deduction
Cash on completionWhat you keep: ( of your money)
Review your contract freeThese figures are indicative and vary with the clauses of each contract. This is not legal advice or a guarantee of outcome. The final review happens on your actual contract.
What sits behind the numbers
The deduction is calculated on the full unit price
This is the part that surprises most people. In most contracts the deduction is not calculated on what you have paid. It is calculated on the total price of the unit. So if the unit is 10M and the deduction is 15%, that is 1.5M, even if you have only paid 2M.
- What comes back = amount paid − (unit price × deduction rate)
- If the result is negative, you can end up with nothing
- And it is paid to you in installments over years, not in cash
There is no deduction at all
Because the contract is not cancelled, it moves. The new buyer pays you exactly what you have paid, and continues the installments to the developer on the same terms and dates. No party loses anything, and the developer gains a client who can pay instead of one who cannot.
- What comes back = everything you paid
- Cash on completion of the transfer
- Platform fee on you: zero
Same unit, two decisions
If he returns the unit to the developer
He loses 75% of his money, plus years of waiting.
If he transfers his contract through Aqar Loqta
His money back in full, in cash, and the buyer gains an old contract price.
These figures are illustrative. Deduction rates and refund terms differ from contract to contract, which is exactly what we review in the free exit report.
Don't rush the cancellation
Understand your position first. Review your contract with us free and with no obligation, and if staying with your developer turns out to be better for you, we'll tell you.