Islamic Property Investment Made Easy With Sharia Homes | Monty Nawaz

Monty Nawaz introduces Sharia Homes. A platform for property investors to get started on your property investment journey. Using islamic principles with no mortgage, no interest and creating value. Never relying on the market Monty shares strategies and secrets to help you immediately get started in your investment journey.
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[@sergejules902]

Excellent, thank you for sharing your professionalism and understanding.
From Las Vegas, USA 👍🏽

[@Montylondonproperty]

Thanks nice to see international reach..)

[@KhalidinProperty]

Thanks a lot for sharing your valuable knowledge. God bless you 🙏

[@hamza1947]

Total transformation. Great advice as usual

[@Montylondonproperty]

Hi Hamza, thanks for the feedback and wishing you a blessed year ahead..)

[@ajaznawaz37]

Very interested in the Sharia compliant message 🙏🏽

[@Montylondonproperty]

It's simple you can reach me via my instagram @montynawaz or email [e-mail]

[@freedmirza3919]

Aa, Thanks for sharing your video. How do you use the Islamic principle with no mortgage and no interest when acquiring a house?

[@Montylondonproperty]

We always buy cash, no banks, no loans, no interest. We the always create value and sell bespoke homes where the end user always gets a quality HOME.

[@shahjahanahmad3029]

Hi. Could you direct me to some planning policy material? I’ve got first hand experience of London single unit residential value add flipping, but I need to better understand the planning permission requirements of London residential split conversions (house to flats). I’m looking to do a project in a couple of months very similar to your most most recent Instagram share. Thank you

[@Montylondonproperty]

Aa Mohammed, depending on location your local authority planning guidelines can be found on their website. Additionally if you contact local architect they should definitely be able to provide overview. When it comes to creating lofts this is approved under a term known as "permitted development rights". Extensions have to be applied for. Creating flats is more dependent on location and policies councils may have.
Hope this helps..

[@shahjahanahmad3029]

@@Montylondonproperty I’ve referred to relevant documents on LPA website but they’re all quite obscure. Contacting local architects is a very good idea. Do you by any chance refer to any third party online material for planning policies that you can recommend? Thank you

[@Montylondonproperty]

@@shahjahanahmad3029 I usually refer to architects as service providers and generally have a good understanding based on locations we invest in. What area are you referring to and any specifics on existing and proposed thoughts..?