| Minimum Salary | Salary Transfer | Islamic Finance | Maximum Term | Flat Rate | Reducing Rate | |
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Amlak Finance Double Your Property
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Minimum Salary: AED 10,000 | Salary Transfer: No | Early Settlement Fees: Yes | Maximum Term: 25 Years | Flat Rate: - | Reducing Rate: 5.75% |
With this unique product, customers have the opportunity to double their property portfolio by unlocking the value in their existing property. This product is available for both UAE residents and non-resident investors.
This innovative approach provides customers with convenience, efficiency, and peace of mind, along with minimal execution and registration hassles.
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Features
- Reducing rate of 3.99%
- Down payment of 0%
- Complimentary property management services
- No salary transfer requirement
- Hassle-free and seamless processes
- The second property can be either a ready or under-construction (off-plan) property
- Second property is identified by Amlak
- Ijarah repayments are covered by rental income
- Three-month payment holiday at the commencement of the finance
- Option to make variable rental only payments for the first four years of the finance
- Complimentary property management and preventive maintenance services for both properties and repayment through rental income
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Years:
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Effective Monthly Payment:
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