Funding is only provided to a small proportion of NDIS participants with extreme functional impairment or very high support needs who meet specific eligibility criteria.
SDA funding under the NDIS will stimulate investment in the development of new high quality dwellings for use by eligible NDIS participants. SDA funding is not support services, but is instead for the homes in which these services are delivered.
NDIS/SDA funding initiatives for property investors who facilitate housing 28,000 disabled Australians. This number is just an educated estimate and the real number could be as many as 3 times this estimate.
The NDIS backstory: The UN: The rights of persons with disabilities. The Australian Government was one of the first countries in the world to be a signatory of the ‘UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities’. The Federal Government via the $23b NDIS SDA program has committed $700,000,000.00 annually for the next 20 years through directing substantial ‘rental assistance’ to generously compensate ‘SDA investors’ who specifically invest in compliant homes to drastically increase suitable housing supply.
Massive undersupply: Studies in 2018 found there is a the major shortfall of disability accommodation throughout Australia requiring a 60% increase in the number of homes available. Currently, as well as the estimated 28,000 Australians with a disability that the NDIS has identified as living in inappropriate accommodation, the NDIS/SDA identifies 6,000 + young Australian’s who are currently living in aged care facilities due to a lack of housing options and this number is increasing by 50 young Australians each week. We also have no figure on the number of young people living at home and being cared for by families but believe that this could also be a significant number.
Who is it for?: This hybrid investment product is best suited to those as a long term buy and hold strategy with the benefit of both secure cash flow and capital growth. Properties must be built in good areas, close to major amenities and transport.
Financing: Depending on a lender it may be classed as commercial however banks are getting better. The best lender for this product to date in NAB. In most cases, lenders are around 70/80% LVR mark. (See attached document
Exit Strategies: Can be on-sold. Some properties in high demand areas can be in excess of 1mil. (see below) Can also be used for mix-use disability, aged care, out of home care, student, shared living.
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We are passionate in building better holistic all inclusive communities.
We tailor each property with the help of our partners to our customers needs first.
All properties have guaranteed leases in place ensuring you will have income from day 1 of settlement!
We only work with a select few partners who are best in their class. (Ex: Builders, developers, providers, lawyers etc...)
Partner with us to build a high cashflow and capital growth asset for someone in need. (From $650K)
Partner with a select few with either funds, serviceability and skills to help build or buy properties.
Interested in investing in SDA housing? Contact Us for more information and your interest type.
The SDA funding in your NDIS plan will be paid to your provider and they pay the property owner in most scenarios. In addition, you must pay a ‘reasonable rent contribution’, which is 25% of your Disability Support Pension, plus 25% of any pension supplement received, plus 100% of any Commonwealth Rent Assistance you receive (or equivalent).
Support is usually available 24/7 and can include:
Help to manage money and household budgeting
Assistance with cooking
Assistance with cleaning and laundry
Help to catch public transport to visit friends and family
Personal care such as showering and dressing
Support with grocery shopping
Assistance with daily skills training
Promote participation in household and community activities
The SDA Design Standard has been developed through extensive consultation across government, private sector, the housing industry and disability organisations.
It sets out detailed design requirements that will be incorporated into newly built SDA, seeking enrolment under the National Disability Insurance Scheme.
This standard has four categories of SDA design which are set out in the SDA Rules:
Improved Liveability
Robust
Fully Accessible
High Physical Support
Above market rent (Can be dramatically over as it's government funded)
0 vacancy rates (5 year or more headlease)
Better cashflow (often paid weekly)
Save money on insurances and property management (Not required as it will be returned to original condition)
All damages covered by the providers under the headlease
Helps the community and gives people a home
Currently areas within the Hunter Valley and surround suburbs however we will consider areas of demand from our provider parters.
Newcastle & Lake Macquarie
Maitland
Kurri Kurri
Coming Soon: Central coast
There are many areas in high demand throughout Australia