Funded3 2.5 North Carolina
$500 Min. investment 0% Debt 100% Managed
Invest in U.S. residential properties, deal by deal.
Shariah-compliant property investments from $500. Invest in a U.S. rental property of your choice and earn from potential quarterly rental income and capital growth, with all day-to-day management handled for you.
At a glance
Invest from just $500
With a low minimum investment, you can invest as little or as much as you like in the properties you choose.
Fully managed
We take care of everything, from tenant acquisition to ongoing maintenance, so you can take a back seat.
No debt
Our properties are never bought with debt, so they are truly Shariah-compliant. View our official Shariah certificate here*.
Our properties
View all propertiesSelect the properties you invest in
Explore a selection of U.S. residential properties. Review financial metrics, rental details and locations for individual deals across key markets.
Funded
Funded4 3 North Carolina
Golden Honey, Wake Forest
Funded4 3 Texas
The Lake Overlook, Fort Worth
Funded3 2.5 North Carolina
Waynick Drive, Raleigh
Funded3 1.5 Michigan
The Paign, Sterling Heights
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Step by step
How it works
Browse live deals in the app, invest from $500, and let us handle the rest, from tenants to maintenance to exit.
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Step 01
Download and browse
Download the Wahed app, sign up in a few minutes and browse the live properties available to invest in.
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Step 02
Invest
Invest in the properties you love, starting from $500 per deal.
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Step 03
Potentially earn passive income
Watch your investment grow and keep track of your rental income directly in the app.
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Exit at sale of property
Hold your investment for a defined period and benefit from any potential appreciation in the property's value.
Return sources
How can you make a return?
Individual property investments aim to generate returns in two ways: the free cash flow generated by renting out the home, and any change in the value of the property over your holding period.
Quarterly rental income
We intend to distribute the free cash flow generated by each property to investors on a quarterly basis, giving you the potential for regular passive income.
Value appreciation
Investors may benefit if the property value increases during the investment period, contributing to overall returns upon exit at the sale of the property.
Investment calculator
See how your investment could grow
Adjust your investment amount, expected net rental yield and property appreciation to explore possible scenarios over 3, 5 or 7 years.
How Your Investment Could Grow Over Time
Total projected value Total rental income Capital appreciation
Your input options
Investment Amount
You can model any amount between $100 and $100,000. Use the calculator to input the amount you're considering to invest and see what your returns could look like over time.
Expected Rental Yield (Net %)
This represents your annual rental return as a percentage after all property related costs. We aim to deliver > 5% net yield for the properties we target at Wahed Real Estate so we're using a realistic 4% to 7% range.
Capital Appreciation (%)
Capital appreciation represents the potential change in a property's market value. According to the S&P Case-Shiller Index, U.S. home prices have steadily increased from 1995 to 2025; however, in a fluctuating interest rate environment, this may not always hold true over the short term. Any appreciation is only realized upon the liquidation of the property.
To help illustrate this, we have added a calculator with a 0%–10% range, should you wish to view how changes in appreciation assumptions may impact your investment.
Investment Period
Select 3, 5 or 7 years for your calculation. This calculator helps you project potential returns over different timeframes. Property investment typically performs better over longer periods, giving you more time to earn rental income and benefit from potential property value appreciation.
Our typical holding period is around 5 years but some properties come with a 3 year term. In some cases, the holding period can extend up to 7 years depending on market conditions and exit timing.
Your results
Total projected value
This is your estimated total investment value at the end of your chosen holding period. It includes both the cumulative rent earned and the increase in the property's value from appreciation.
Total Return (%)
This figure shows your overall gain during the full period, combining both rental income and property appreciation. It gives you a complete view of how much your investment could have grown by the end of your selected timeframe.
Average Annual Return (%)
This is the compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of your investment: the constant yearly rate that would take your starting amount to the total projected value over the period. Because it compounds, it is lower than simply dividing the total return by the number of years.
Annual Rent ($/yr)
This shows the estimated amount of rental income you could earn each year based on your investment and expected yield.
Total rental income ($)
This is your total potential rent earned over the entire holding period — the cumulative rental income your investment could generate.
Capital appreciation ($)
This represents the total potential increase in the property's value over the investment period. It shows how much of your overall return could come from capital growth.
The graph
The chart helps visualize how your investment might perform year by year. It breaks down your returns into three simple lines, so you can see where your growth is coming from.
Total projected value
Your investment amount grown by the appreciation rate each year, plus all rental income received to date.
Total rental income
Your annual rent, a flat percentage of the amount you invested, added up over the period.
Capital appreciation
The value of the property itself, compounding at your selected appreciation rate. Any gain is realized when the property is sold.
Rental income is assumed to be paid out and not reinvested, and figures are shown before fees and taxes.
Disclaimer: The figures displayed in this calculator are for illustration purposes only. They are based on the inputs you select and do not represent guaranteed returns. Actual performance may vary depending on property location, market conditions and other factors. The returns shown do not account for fees. This calculator is designed to help you explore possible scenarios and should not be taken as financial advice. Historical performance is not indicative of future results.
How we compare
Why invest in real estate?
Feature Private Real Estate Real Estate Fund Robo Portfolios Physical Gold Interest Savings
Yield generating Yes Yes No No No
Riba free Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Pick your own asset Yes No No Yes No
Inflation hedge Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Fully managed Yes Yes Yes No No
For illustrative purposes only. Investing in Wahed Real Estate is categorised as a high-risk investment. If you're not sure whether an investment is right for you, please seek professional financial advice. Interest Savings refers to traditional interest-bearing savings accounts.
Frequently asked questions
Get answers to common questions about investing in individual properties.
What is individual property investing with Wahed?
Individual property investing lets you choose specific Shariah-compliant U.S. residential properties and invest in the ones you like, rather than buying into a diversified pool.
Each property is held in its own structure, and Wahed handles sourcing, tenanting and day-to-day management on your behalf.
What is the minimum investment?
You can invest from as little as $500 per property.
How is this Shariah-compliant?
Properties are acquired with 100% equity and no interest-based debt. Returns come only from permissible sources: residential rental income and property appreciation. Independent oversight is provided by the Shariyah Review Bureau (SRB), which acts as the external Shariah Supervisory Board.
When do I get my money back?
Individual property investments are held for a defined period. Capital is typically returned at the sale of the property, alongside any appreciation, while rental income is distributed quarterly during the hold.
What are the risks?
Investing in Wahed Real Estate is categorised as a high-risk investment. Property values and rental income can fall as well as rise, individual properties are not diversified, and your capital is at risk. If you are not sure whether an investment is right for you, please seek professional financial advice.
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