Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ's for Participants
SDA refers to housing designed for people with extreme functional impairment or very high support needs, providing accessible and safe living environments.
Eligibility is determined by the NDIS. Participants need to meet specific criteria, including having high support needs and requiring specialized housing features.
You can apply through the NDIS by working with your support coordinator and submitting a housing goal in your NDIS plan.
Yes, depending on the type of housing and support requirements, some SDA properties can accommodate housemates, family, or support workers.
We offer various property types tailored to different accessibility needs.
Yes, participants contribute a portion of their Disability Support Pension as rent, called Reasonable Rent Contribution (RRC), while the NDIS covers the rest.
We can work with you to adjust your housing or help you transition to a new SDA property if your needs evolve.
The NDIS funds the housing separately from personal supports, so you will need to organize support services based on your care plan.
Yes, we aim to offer properties in various locations, so you can select a home that fits your lifestyle and preferences.
We provide responsive property management to ensure all repairs and maintenance are handled quickly, ensuring your home remains safe and comfortable.
FAQ's for Investors
SDA offers housing solutions for people with disabilities, providing investors with both financial returns and the opportunity to make a positive social impact.
SDA properties offer attractive returns through government-funded payments, which are higher than traditional rental yields.
The NDIS funds SDA payments, with participants contributing a small rental amount, ensuring reliable and stable income for investors.
Properties must meet specific design categories such as Improved Liveability, Fully Accessible, Robust, and High Physical Support.
Yes, the property must meet NDIS design standards, and you will need to work with a certified builder to ensure compliance.
We assist with tenant placement by working with participants, support coordinators, and the NDIS network to match suitable tenants with your property.
High-demand areas with access to healthcare, transport, and community services are ideal for SDA properties.
Risks include potential delays in tenant placement or changes in NDIS policy, but proper planning and tenant networks help mitigate these risks.
We offer full property management services, including tenant coordination and maintenance, so your investment can remain hands-off.
Yes, the need for accessible housing continues to grow, driven by NDIS participants seeking homes tailored to their needs.