Question 1

What is a co-living property?

Accepted Answer

A co-living property is a residential home designed around multiple private bedrooms — often with their own bathrooms — supported by one shared kitchen and shared family or living area. It operates as a single household layout rather than as two separate residences. The final leasing and management model remains subject to the property's approved use and applicable local requirements.

Question 2

What is a dual-key property?

Accepted Answer

A dual-key property combines a main residential component with a separate secondary living component within the one property structure. Each component typically has its own kitchen, living area, bedroom and bathroom facilities, and separate access, creating two functional accommodation zones on a single title.

Question 3

How are the two categories different?

Accepted Answer

Co-living is one household with shared kitchen and living facilities supporting multiple private bedrooms. Dual key is two functional living components within one structure, each with its own kitchen and living area. Both are designed to offer more than one potential rental stream, but the layout, management approach and applicable requirements differ.

Question 4

Are the rental returns guaranteed?

Accepted Answer

No. Any rental figures, appraisals or income estimates reflect available information at a particular time. Actual rent, occupancy, expenses and net returns may differ. Rental income is not guaranteed.

Question 5

Are the packages fixed price?

Accepted Answer

Many featured opportunities are offered with fixed-price building contracts or fixed-price guarantees, subject to the builder's terms, stated allowances, exclusions and site conditions. The land and building contracts should be reviewed independently before proceeding.

Question 6

What does turnkey mean?

Accepted Answer

Turnkey generally means that many of the items required to prepare the completed property for occupation are included, such as flooring, blinds, driveway, landscaping, fencing and selected appliances. Inclusions vary between packages, and the relevant contract is the final authority.

Question 7

Can I review the full property brochure?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Each opportunity provides a link to view and download the original package brochure so you can review the full specification, floorplan and inclusions before arranging a phone assessment.

Question 8

Who manages a co-living property?

Accepted Answer

Co-living properties may require specialist property management. Landmark can coordinate introductions to relevant property-management providers, but investors should assess the provider's fees, services, experience and contractual terms independently.

Question 9

How is current availability confirmed?

Accepted Answer

Package availability can change as properties are reserved, repriced or withdrawn. A Landmark representative will reconfirm current availability during your phone assessment before any commitment is discussed.

Question 10

What happens during the phone assessment?

Accepted Answer

A Landmark representative will discuss the package you reviewed, your approximate purchasing range, finance position, intended timeframe and any questions about the property. Landmark can then reconfirm current availability and explain the next steps if the opportunity appears relevant.

Question 11

Does booking an assessment reserve a property?

Accepted Answer

No. Booking a phone assessment does not reserve or hold a property. Availability can change and will be reconfirmed before any commitment is made.

Question 12

Does Landmark provide financial, legal or taxation advice?

Accepted Answer

No. Landmark Property Australia provides property-related information and coordination services. Investors should obtain independent advice from appropriately licensed financial advisers, mortgage brokers, accountants, tax advisers and solicitors.

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