Islamic real estate deals require faith in lending

Islamic real estate deals require faith in lending (access required)

Closings turned down out of concern over scams

Last year, Gastonia real estate lawyer Keith Hance found himself facing a home closing involving financing that complied with Islamic law. He looked into the law, also known as Shariah, but in the end he passed on the closing at a time when the real estate market was still down and many in the business were ...

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