NDIS Housing Investment

The Australian NDIS property scheme is designed to help disabled Australians live a comfortable life in a new, quality-built home.

It is a government initiative that coordinates the building of new homes with developers, builders, property investors and those seeking disability housing.

A major component of the initiative is the rental assurances the government offers property investors.

Is an NDIS investment property for you?

• Are you looking for long-term rental returns and capital gains for your property investment?
• Would you like confidence with tenanting, above market rental payments and quality fixtures and fittings?
• Would you like extra reassurance in your property investment choice?
• Do you like the safety of government funded schemes?
• Would you like to help disabled Australians find a quality home?
• Are you a first-time investor looking for more rental assurance?
• Would you like to be less hands-on with your repairs and maintenance?
• Do you like knowing your property has a 10-year rental agreement backed by the government?

NDIS is ideal for property investors looking for a set-and-forget investment model.

That’s because the government:

• Pays you above market value rent over a 10-year contract, and
• Looks after all of your repairs and maintenance for the during of your 10-year contract.

All you need to be concerned with is maximising your investment results and the tax incentives offered through property investing.

What do you need to get started with an NDIS investment property?

The entry point into NDIS is the same as a normal property purchase. You will need either:

• 10% deposit through savings,
• An income to service a loan,
• Equity in your current home or investment, or
• Enough funds in your superannuation.

Yes that’s right! You can purchase an NDIS investment property using your superannuation.

How does an NDIS investment property compare to a standard investment property?

• NDIS offers above market rental returns due to the government backed stimulus incentive to assist property investors.
• NDIS comes with it’s own property maintenance.
• The scheme offers rental assurance with a fixed 10-year government contract.
• NDIS homes are often build within close proximity to thriving towns which offer quality infrastructure. Their proximity to thriving towns and cities provides extra assurance for long-term capital growth, market recovery and future sales.
• Fixtures and fittings are above industry standards, offering investors higher tax depreciation values and tenants a high-quality living standard.

We have found that investors looking to purchase an NDIS property are either clever long-term strategists or first-time investors wanting more assurance, or both.

Does NDIS feel like the right investment fit for you, or do you have more questions?

Contact us today for a FREE 20min chat about your next step, how to purchase and NDIS and how to get started.