SDA: What Can Possibly Go Wrong?

As a valued member of our subscriber community, we’re excited to offer you an exclusive opportunity to get a head start on investing in some truly exceptional properties. These properties, which we’re sending to you three days before their public release, are not just rare; they represent unique investment prospects that promise substantial returns.

Over the weekend, we received a message from a prospective client who, after two years, should have had their Special Disability Accommodation (SDA) registered and filled with participants enjoying their newfound independence, while also providing returns for the investor through their NDIS SDA Allowance.

Unfortunately, their current supplier fell short in one of two critical areas: either failing to have their plan certified or not adhering to those certified plans during construction. We’ve witnessed instances where builds were denied certification and NDIS registration due to minor deviations from specifications, demonstrating the importance of meticulous planning and execution in this sector.

At Positive Income Properties, we prioritise excellence from the outset. Our process begins with registering and certifying plans through our esteemed panel of NDIS SDA Certifiers. 

These certified plans are meticulously followed throughout the construction process, with additional inspections arranged by the certifier at both the commencement and completion of the build, supplementing the standard due diligence conducted by traditional certifiers. With Positive Income Properties, you can trust that our SDAs are not only compliant but also purpose-built to ensure optimal outcomes for all stakeholders.

We look forward to providing you with early access to these exceptional investment opportunities. Should you have any inquiries or require further information, please do not hesitate to reach out.

“On Sun, Mar 3, 2024 at 12:20 PM XXXXXXXXX; wrote:

Hi Kryz,
Our NDIS property that we have been building through another company did not build our
property to NDIS spec meaning they have had to make some big changes such as moving
walls to make rooms bigger… Our house should have been completed in December however due to this it is still not complete and we have been advised the new NDIS inspection is on the 11/03. Hopefully this passes and we get our property and can then get some tenants in!

We then plan on getting another NDIS property but this time through Positive income
properties using the equity from our new property.

Kind regards XXXXXXX”