Supported Living Property Blog

I get asked the question "Is my property suitable for supposed living?" by property investors all the time and the honest answer is “probably”.   ​ I appreciate that is not very helpful! So, I thought it would be useful for me to explain in a little bit more to help you understand why I give that answer.  ​ I work with supported living providers of all types, they support tenants with a wide range of needs and because of this, it is very hard to give you a simple specificati

How to find a supported living provider to lease your property

In this article I am going to explain the 5 reasons property investors can benefit by investing in supported living property. In my experince it can be a very powerful way to hold property for the long term, increasing your net income and reducing the stress of managing property.   Long term tenants  In supported living you get a tenant who leases your property for anything between 2 and 15 years. Anyone who has been a landlord for a while knows how quickly tenant changeovers

What has changed and how to protect yourself in 2026

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