“You can put a granny flat on a property for 100, 150 grand ... we did one at 400,000 the other day.”

this is property · 839 property investor lending roundtable with two of Australia's top investor mortgage brokers

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add granny flats to existing properties to boost rental yield, costing $300-$400k per unit

$300,000-$400,000

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