THE PARTNER PROGRAMME
Introduce your clients in Dubai and Morocco. I handle the sale, you share my commission.
No target, no exclusivity, no volume commitment. You introduce, I do the rest.
ApplyA name, a contact, an indicative budget. Form or plain email, with that person's agreement.
Accepted, already known with dated prior evidence, or declined. If I do not answer within 48 working hours, the prospect is yours.
Costed investment file within 72 hours, virtual or on-site viewing, reservation, follow-up through to handover.
Against an invoice, 30 days after I have actually been paid. No other condition attached.
The calculation runs on the commission, net of tax, that I actually collect. Never on the property price. That is not a wording nuance: it is what makes your payment an introduction premium rather than an estate agent's commission.
Based on your rolling 12-month volume. The split rises to 50 % between professionals holding a valid brokerage licence.
THE CALCULATOR
Move the slider to a budget you recognise in your client base. The developer commission assumptions are the ones I actually work with.
Your estimated share
Indicative conversion as at 17 August 2026, 1 EUR = 4.25 AED and 10.80 MAD. These are worked examples. They are not an offer and not a guarantee of income.
Two markets, two buyer logics. The Dubai figures come from the Dubai Land Department public register, not from a brochure.
Off-plan accounted for 68.5 % of H1 2026 sales, with 58,927 transactions worth 140.4 billion AED. The median price is 1,489,200 AED, and 22,724 sales closed between 900,000 and 2 million AED, which is the band most European buyers sit in.
New build and mandated villas in Casablanca, Tangier and Marrakech. Off-plan sales are governed by Law 44-00 as amended by Law 107-12, a framework close to the French VEFA regime, which reassures buyers who already know the mechanism. The typical buyer is often a European resident of Moroccan origin, or an investor looking for a different currency and tax exposure from Dubai.
Source: Dubai Land Department, transactions from 1 January to 30 June 2026. Extracted from the public register, as at 29 July 2026.
The right-hand column is not a commercial restriction. It is what keeps you inside the introduction framework and outside regulated brokerage.
Most referral programmes discover this subject at the first payment. Here is the state of the law in the three countries involved.
A carte T is required as soon as introductions become habitual, even as a secondary activity. The occasional-introduction threshold is exceeded from the second deal in a given year.
Move to an invoicing structure is mandatory.
Any brokerage activity requires a RERA licence and registration. Paying a transaction-linked percentage to an unlicensed person does not comply, and the amount is not recoverable by the person owed it.
Licensed-to-licensed split: the only unqualified framework.
No law in force governs estate agents, since draft law 36-17 was never adopted. Introductions fall under the innominate contract regime of the Code of Obligations and Contracts. The commission is a service, subject to VAT.
Written contract essential, withholding tax to be quantified.
Read the full legal framework, including for regulated professions
On the commission, net of tax, that I actually collect from the developer or the seller. Never on the property price. On a property at 1,500,000 AED with a 5 % commission, the calculation base is 75,000 AED, and your share at entry tier is 15,000 AED.
This is not a drafting detail. Expressed as a share of fees, your payment qualifies as an introduction premium. Expressed as a percentage of the property price, it would look like an estate agent's commission, which is a regulated activity in all three countries involved.
Against an invoice, 30 days after I have actually been paid. Not on reservation, not on signature. When the developer pays me in instalments, you are paid pro rata and on the same schedule.
A 20 % holdback is kept for 90 days to cover cancellations, then released automatically without you having to chase it. Currency of your choice: EUR, AED or MAD.
It depends on your country and how regularly you introduce buyers. In France, the Hoguet Act requires a carte T as soon as introductions become habitual, even as a secondary activity. This programme's tier structure exceeds the occasional-introduction threshold from the second deal onwards.
That is why moving to an invoicing structure is a rule of the programme, not an option. If you hold no licence, say so: we look at the right structure before the first file, not after. Country detail is on the legal framework page.
Not for a fee. Your professional conduct rules forbid you from receiving an introduction commission. The only compatible arrangement is unpaid mutual referral: you point clients to me, I point files to you, and no money moves either way.
Say so in the form and I will explain the exact framework.
The date of my acknowledgement. You declare a prospect, I answer within 48 working hours: accepted, already known with dated prior evidence, or declined. Without dated prior evidence on my side, the benefit of the doubt is yours.
An accepted prospect stays attributed to you for 12 months, extended by 12 months on every traceable commercial exchange, capped at 24 months. A second purchase by the same client is also owed to you. And I am contractually barred from offering wealth advisory services to your client.
Three minutes to apply, an answer within 48 working hours. No application is accepted automatically: every profile is reviewed, regulatory position included.
Regulated professions, notaries, lawyers and accountants, fall under an unpaid mutual referral arrangement, the only form compatible with their professional conduct rules. Contact me directly.