Cancel with the developer
1,000,000 LE
Back to you over 3 years, about 83,333 a quarter.
- You paid
- 2,000,000
- Deduction, 10% of the price
- −1,000,000
- Comes back
- 1,000,000
Exit your installment contract with every pound you paid
A buyer takes over your unit at its original contract price and carries on with the installments. You get back what you've paid, in cash, on signing day. No overprice, and no fee for you.
- Free for the seller
- Buyer pays 1.25%, only on completion
- Every figure checked against documents
Contract price
16,000,000 LE
The owner
Gets 4,980,000 back
In cash, on signing day. The full amount paid, nothing deducted.
The buyer
Pays 4,980,000 now
Then 380,000 a quarter, for a unit that sells for 26,300,000 new today.
The buyer saves about 10,100,000 against today's price, after our 1.25% fee.
Cancel, or transfer?
Put in two numbers from your contract and compare what each way out gives back.
Transfer through us
2,000,000 LE
Back to you in cash, on the day the transfer is signed.
- You paid
- 2,000,000
- Our fee to you
- 0
- Comes back
- 2,000,000
A transfer returns 1,000,000 LE more, all of it on one day instead of over 3 years.
Estimates only. Deductions and refund schedules differ by developer and contract; we confirm yours from your documents before you decide anything.
From contract to cash in five steps
One case manager stays with you from the first check to the signing at the developer.
Quick check
Your contract price and what you've paid so far. Two minutes, free, no account.
FreeSend your papers
Contract, payment receipts and the developer's latest statement. Only our team sees them.
PrivateWe check the numbers
Every figure is matched to a document, and we confirm the transfer terms with the developer.
Developer confirmedMeet a buyer
We offer your unit to buyers who can pay the cash part now, in public or quietly.
Public or quietSign and get paid
We book the transfer at the developer. The buyer pays you in full that day.
Paid at signing
Who pays what
- The seller
- 0
- Nothing, at any step.
- The buyer
- 1.25%
- Of the contract price, due only when the transfer is signed.
- The developer's transfer fee
- Varies
- Set by each developer. We show it before anyone commits, and the split is agreed in writing.
How we keep it fair
Every number has a source
Each figure shows whether we checked it against a document or the owner declared it.
Quiet listing if you prefer
Skip the public list. We offer your unit only to buyers whose budget fits, without your name or unit number.
Straight advice
If keeping your unit is the better call, we'll tell you so.
Owners only
We deal with the contract holder or their legal representative, never middlemen.
Recently verified units
Cash now is exactly what each owner has paid. Nothing added.
The Valleys
Hassan Allam · Al-Mostakbal · TR-1001
Town house · 3 bedrooms · 195 m² · Delivery 2028
Open to offers
Cash now
4,980,000 LE
Installment
380,000 a quarter
≈ 10.1M below today's price
Buying? Tell us your budget once.
The cash you have now and the installment you're comfortable with. We'll message you on WhatsApp when a unit that fits is verified.
Common questions
Something else on your mind? Message an advisor on WhatsApp
Does my contract allow a transfer?
Most developers allow it, often once a minimum share of the price is paid, and charge an administrative fee. We read your contract's transfer clause and confirm the terms with the developer before your unit is offered.
Why would a buyer pay back everything I paid?
Because they take over your old contract price. Even after paying you in full, they usually pay far less than the developer asks for the same unit today.
Who pays the developer's transfer fee?
It differs by developer. You see the amount before anyone commits, and the split between buyer and seller is agreed in writing.
Will my unit be advertised?
Only if you want it to be. A quiet listing goes only to buyers whose budget fits, without your name or unit number.
When is the 1.25% due?
Only when the transfer is signed at the developer, and only from the buyer. Nothing is due before that.