We compare real-estate financing offers across accredited banks, recommend the option that fits your income and obligations, then stay with you until signing.
We lay out the real-estate financing options available for your case across accredited banks, in clear numbers.
We assess your position before you apply, so you never waste time on the wrong application.
We follow your application with the bank step by step, from submission to contract.
Real-estate financing comes in two main contract types (Murabaha and Ijara), and the choice between them is yours. Here is how they differ:
Under Murabaha the property is registered in your name and pledged to the bank until installments are paid. Under Ijara (lease-to-own) it stays in the financier's name until the term ends, then transfers to you.
Under Murabaha you bear the property guarantee once you receive it. Under Ijara the bank bears it throughout the lease, until you take ownership.
Under Murabaha the price is fixed and cannot change after signing, as it is a fixed debt. Under Ijara the rent may be variable and adjustable by mutual agreement.
In both, heirs are exempted from repayment and the property transfers to them.
Anyone planning to buy a home in Saudi Arabia (a first house or a new property) who wants to approach the right bank the first time.
Tell us your goal, income, and obligations in a short conversation.
We compare accredited banks' offers and recommend the best fit for your case.
We stay with you to approval and contract signing, step by step.
A short conversation is enough for us to understand your case and recommend your next step.