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A Supported Independent Living (SIL) property provides a safe, accessible home for individuals who require assistance with daily activities. These properties allow residents to live independently while receiving the support they need, tailored to their specific requirements.

A Co-Living property is a shared residential space where tenants have private bedrooms and share communal areas, such as the kitchen, living room, and sometimes bathrooms. This type of living arrangement fosters a community atmosphere and is ideal for people looking for affordable rent and social interaction.

A duplex property is a residential building divided into two separate dwellings with their own entrances, amenities, and often separate titles. Each unit can be rented out or sold individually, providing flexibility for investors.

Demand remains strong, but vacancies are often due to properties in low-demand areas. As some builders target cheaper land to increase potential yield, oversupply in certain areas has become a problem. Our focus is on areas with high participant demand, close to essential amenities, to ensure better occupancy and stable yields.

SIL is typically for individuals who need some level of daily assistance to live independently. This may include people with disabilities, older adults, or anyone who benefits from support in day-to-day living. Eligibility is often determined by assessments through social agencies or the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

A rooming house is a residential property where multiple tenants rent individual rooms, often with private amenities such as entrances or kitchenettes, while sharing some common areas. Unlike standard co-living spaces, rooming houses are larger, with more rooms—typically five or more—and offer increased privacy for tenants. They are considered a higher-end investment option and generally deliver higher yields compared to traditional co-living spaces, making them one of the safer choices for high-yield property investments.