NDIS Investment Opportunities

With the federal government confirming its commitment of $157.8 billion over four years to the NDIS (Ministers for the Department of Social Services, 2022) – a figure set to overtake defence spending in 2024-25, you can invest with confidence knowing that this government-supported scheme is here to stay.

NDIS Investment Opportunities

ALH Build are offering investors an opportunity to complete the purchase of a limited number of NDIS Approved properties that are expected to deliver a return of up to 12% p.a. paid monthly (after fees, not including capital growth)*.

This is a rare opportunity for investors to gain exposure to a high-yield, government-supported investment property that provides housing for Australians who are living with a disability.

Is SDA Funding here to stay?

SDA Funding under the NDIS, is a Legislated Commitment of Australia’s Commonwealth, State and Territory governments, set out in the NDIS SDA Rules (2016) under the NDIS Act (2013). This legislation provides the foundation for government’s long-term and firm commitment to SDA funding under the NDIS.

Who does SDA Funding benefit?

SDA Funding provides broad benefits to all parties including Investors, Participants, SDA Providers and the NDIS. Tenants of SDA tend to be secured for the long-term with more properties being required to meet demand.

FAQ's | About this opportunity

We have access to a range of opportunities that are expected to return investors up to 12% p.a. in rent paid monthly. This does not include capital growth of the property.

Returns from this investment are paid as a cash deposit directly to your nominated account each month.

Payments will be delivered each month based on your investment amount and are projected to begin one month after settlement. Settlement dates are dependent on the opportunity, please speak one of our team members for more information.

No. Investors can fund part of the investment through the use of fractional investing. You will be a part owner in this NDIS Approved property, including the Land and all the assets (equal to your percentage investment) all held in a Unit Trust.

Fractional investing is buying a bit of an asset with other like-minded investors instead of buying a whole asset. It’s a bit like sharing a pizza. Another term for fractional investing is syndication. For example, the cost of a house may be hundreds of thousands of dollars or more. A commercial property like a factory, an office, a solar farm, or an agricultural property could be millions of dollars and well beyond most people’s ability to purchase outright. Fractional investing gives people the choice to buy what they want and invest as much as they want so they can participate in the market.

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