We take your safety very seriously. Read these guidelines to protect yourself when searching for a property or dealing with owners.
Never pay any money online or before seeing the property in person. Mir'ah never asks you for any payments. If someone asks you to pay a fee to "reserve" a property, it is a scam.
The most important rule: never pay any amount — deposit, rent, or fees — before you see the property in person and confirm the owner's identity.
Verified owners carry a blue badge ✅. This means we have confirmed their identity by phone and ID.
Call the owner before visiting. If the number goes unanswered or you get redirected to someone else, that is a warning sign.
Some scammers use photos from the internet for fake properties. Ask for recent photos or a live video before visiting.
For any rental or sale, sign an official contract certified by a lawyer or an accredited notary. Don't rely on a verbal agreement.
Try to bring someone you trust to the first viewing. If possible, hold it during daylight hours.
For a sale, verify the title deed (Tabu) at the Land Registry to make sure the seller is the true owner.
If you find a suspicious listing or encounter fraud, use the "Report" button on the listing page. We follow up on every report seriously.
Contact us directly if you encounter fraud or a problem on the platform.
Email us at safety@mulk.ps