Can Muslims invest into property

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The video explains how Muslims can invest in property ethically by using Islamic finance methods like Murabaha or joint ventures, avoiding interest. The creator shares a personal strategy involving a purchase option agreement for a hotel and invites viewers to comment "MENTOR" to receive a link to his free online property training.

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1Introduction to Islamic property investment
2Explanation of Murabaha and joint ventures
3Creator's personal strategy with a hotel purchase option
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Can Muslims invest into property without paying interest? The answer is yes they can still leverage other people's money but they just have to structure it in a different way if it's against their religious beliefs At my company we offer something called Islamic finance and the type of Islamic finance is called Murabaha It's when we buy the house and then we sell it back to you at a slightly higher amount but you pay for it in stages There are other ways you can do this too like joint ventures where you pool money together and split the profits Or you can do the strategy that I use which is where I bought a 26 bedroom hotel but I bought it on a purchase option agreement where I paid a £1 deposit and I take control of the property with the option to buy in 10 years but now that makes me tens of thousands of pounds a month which I'm gonna use to buy the hotel So if you're a Muslim and you wanna invest in property ethically and successfully then comment the word “MENTOR” and I'll DM you a link for my free up and coming training Then click the link in my bio and check out my completely free online training I think you're gonna love

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Can Muslims invest into property without paying interest? The answer is yes they can still leverage other people's money but they just have to structure it in a different way if it's against their religious beliefs. At my company we offer something called Islamic finance and the type of Islamic finance is called Murabaha. It's when we buy the house and then we sell it back to you at a slightly higher amount but you pay for it in stages. There are other ways you can do this too like joint ventures where you pool money together and split the profits. Or you can do the strategy that I use which is where I bought a 26 bedroom hotel but I bought it on a purchase option agreement where I paid a £1 deposit and I take control of the property with the option to buy in 10 years but now that makes me tens of thousands of pounds a month which I'm gonna use to buy the hotel. So if you're a Muslim and you wanna invest in property ethically and successfully then comment the word “MENTOR” and I'll DM you a link for my free up and coming training. Then click the link in my bio and check out my completely free online training. I think you're gonna love