Why Project and Developer Information Matters
Before sending an inquiry, review the developer, project location, approval information, available inventory and the payment plan attached to the property.
A payment plan is only one part of a property decision. Buyers should also understand who is offering the project, where it is located, what information is available and which exact property the plan applies to.
Marketplace information is useful for comparison, but buyers should verify current project, developer, approval, pricing and payment information before making a property decision or payment.
Review the developer
Start with the developer profile and the projects published under that developer. Look for consistent project names, locations and available information.
Review the project
- Project name and location
- Property types and sizes
- Project description
- Published approval or verification information
- Available payment-plan options
Match the plan to the property
Confirm that the payment plan you are reviewing corresponds to the intended property type, size and price. This is especially important where one project offers multiple residential or commercial options.
Understand marketplace verification
A marketplace verification label can indicate that specified information has been reviewed according to the marketplace process. It should not replace legal, financial or project-specific due diligence by the buyer.
Ask before paying
If any project, approval, inventory or payment information is unclear, request current documentation and clarification from the relevant developer or authorized representative before making a payment.
Compare properties and payment plans on IQSATI
Browse published properties, review available installment information and open the complete payment plan before sending an inquiry.
