For landlords and investors
For people who own an SDA home or are thinking of buying one. These guides cover how SDA income works and its risks, investing in South Australia, property management and its costs, and what happens to income when a resident leaves.
Start hereIs SDA a good investment? Returns, risks and how it worksA balanced look at SDA property investment: how SDA investment returns are built from NDIS payments and rent, the real risks like vacancy, and what to check before you buy in South Australia. General information, not financial advice.More in this topic
SDA investment in South Australia: a local guideA South Australia focused look at SDA investment: why local demand and location matter, what to consider in the Adelaide market, and how SDA property investment works in SA. General information, not financial advice.SDA management fees explained: what landlords actually payA plain-English breakdown of SDA management fees: fee-for-service vs fee-to-engage, letting fees, onboarding costs and how to compare quotes fairly.SDA property management for landlords: how to choose a partnerA landlord's guide to SDA property management: what a partner does, questions to ask before signing, warning signs, and how vacancy payments work.Do landlords pay to lease an SDA home?Do landlords pay to lease an SDA home? Learn who covers advertising and matching, what a letting fee normally covers, and what $0 upfront really means.Do SDA investors need to be a registered provider?Do you need to be a registered SDA provider to invest in specialist disability accommodation? Here's how the requirement works for SA owners.Who is responsible for repairs and maintenance in an SDA property?Who is responsible for repairs and maintenance in an SDA property? The SDA provider's legal duty, the owner's role, and what the NDIA does not do.SDA vacancy payments explained: what happens when a resident leaves or diesWhat an SDA vacancy payment is, which homes qualify, how the 60 or 90 days are counted, and what a provider must send the NDIA.