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Odd question: how can I invest in real estate without taking a loan ?

Baha El Far
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Hello All,

nice to meet you all. That's my first day in this community. I hope I find the advice I am looking for. I am aware it might be an odd question.


I am interested in real estate investing but I am not sure if I could make it and that's why I am reaching out for help. For religious reasons, I don't want to take loans as it's forbidden in my religion (Islam). In particular, loans with interest. I am not rich neither to start alone.

Not sure, is there a way to invest without taking loans? Any advice on how hard will it be taking that fact into consideration? Any successful muslim real estate there could advise here on how he/she handled it?

Thank you all. 

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