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Top up your rental income

Regardless of where you are in Australia, the current rental crisis is real, leaving so many people considering the different accommodation options. With a dwindling rental supply, both homeowners and investors have options to consider to gain a better rental return. By exploring a variety of rental alternatives, you could assist those desperate for accommodation while maximising your rental income each month.

Is your current rental providing you the best possible return? Are granny flats worth the investment? Is purpose-built rental accommodation worth considering?

Before you start, it is essential that you do your homework to find out what is permitted by your local council. Every state has different (and some rather strict) building regulations and planning codes when it comes to the construction and use of rental accommodation, whether it be a granny flat, dual living, a modular home or any other

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