NDIS Property Investment - How to replace your income
Invest successfully in NDIS property by understanding the key components and what works and what doesn't to best achieve strong returns that could ultimately replace your income.
A quick introduction
Key members & the specific role they play for you
Funding an NDIS purchase
The importance of Participants
Design options for multiple scenarios
Ways you can invest & what income you can expect
What works & what doesn't
How to access help & expertise
At first it seems 'to good to be true' however the potential returns are definitely real and achievable. If we consider the cost to the government to accommodate Participants in hospital wards, age care facilities etc. then the payments (as an incentive to fund the cost of new accommodation) made to investors make sense as overall it's reducing the governments' financial outlay.
Yes absolutely. The course covers information that includes details on topics that are far more than what you can find online. And, if you can find it online the course will save you a great deal of time putting it all together and potentially having to read between the lines.
Purchasing an NDIS property via a SMSF or Trust can be done however there are conditions that need to be considered and so you should seek advice from qualified professions such as an accountant and finance broker.
It is definitely more of a challenge funding an NDIS purchase than it is for traditional property investment however the information in this course covers contact details for finance brokers that are experienced with NDIS funding and who have access to products for various borrowing scenarios including lending above an 80% LVR. There is no commercial agreement with these brokers and some have personally purchased NDIS property.
Yes there are no restrictions around an investor owning NDIS property in a different State or Territory to where they reside.
This is possible however the land needs to be suitable by meeting certain criteria and it will also depend on the number of Participants as well as the level of disability of the Participant or Participants that the proposed build will accommodate. This scenario is covered in the course.
This is critical as without Participants there are no returns. This is covered in depth in the course as it is key to achieving a successful outcome.
Australian's average annual wage in 2021, when factoring both part-time and full-time workers, is stated as being $80,000 and yes this is achievable depending on the design of the property and the level of disability specifications it is built to. Examples of the returns that can be expected are covered in the course.
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