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Buy to Let mortgage alternative from Islamic Bank of Britain

Islamic Bank of Britain plc has entered the Buy to Let mortgage market with the launch of its Sharia compliant Buy to Let Purchase Plan (BTLPP). Landlords looking for ethical and Sharia compliant finance can access IBB’s BTLPP with a deposit of 25%.

IBB’s BTLPP is a variable rate product available at a rental rate of 5.49% with an arrangement fee of 1%. Further features of the product include: • Finance for landlords with a portfolio of up to five properties.

•The ability to make additional payments.

•The ability to clear the finance in full at any point without an Early Payment Charge.

•Finance available from £70,000 and up to £500,000 per property.

•IBB’s BTLPP is available directly through the Bank’s branches, contact centre and intermediaries.

Sultan Choudhury, managing director of IBB said, “Buy to Let is proving to be popular with investors again. Rental yields are increasing and property is seen as a good long-term investment.

"IBB’s Sharia compliant Buy to Let Purchase Plan will help fuel this growing sector by catering for landlords looking for Sharia compliant finance. IBB anticipates a strong demand for the newly launched product".

As a Sharia compliant product, IBB’s BTLPP is based on joint ownership and rent. The customer and the Bank buy the property jointly. The monthly payment increases the customer’s share in the property and includes rent on the share that the Bank owns. At the end of the term the customer will own the property outright.

The source of funds for IBB’s BTLPP is 100% Sharia compliant. IBB does not use any interest bearing instruments like bonds or derivatives. Instead it uses its own funds and deposits from customers, all managed entirely in accordance with ethical and Sharia principles.

Comments(3)

ghanto says...
11:08pm Sat 3 Dec 11

sharia compliant??? are these people serious
charging lenders more then what is lent is simply "interest charging"
simple as that
interest taking and giving is haram

if you are so generous and not profit making then only take back what you lend

adamdesk says...
11:22pm Sat 3 Dec 11

yes indeed
any bank taking back more then what is lent is clearly haram and interest

They can take more then what is lent under any excuse

halal is called KHARZE HASANA not HALAAL MORTGAGE

dont people think salman rushdie made this sharia compliant

adamdesk says...
4:23pm Mon 5 Dec 11

haram and sharia made by allahs enemy
on qaiyammat get ready to lit hell

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