Relocatable Cabins V's Cheap Kit Homes in QLD

QLD, Australia - Nov. 15, 2018 - PRLog -- Relocatable cabins are not just for caravan parks. They are a great alternative as a home or a Granny Flat.  When thinking of a relocatable cabin in QLD people often think of something that they have seen in a caravan park or over 50's village.  The savvy investor will often purchase a relocatable cabin and use it for investment purposes by putting it on an existing home block as a granny flat. This is a fast and efficient way of increasing your portfolio without having all the additional expenses of purchasing additional blocks of land, the smart investor uses what they already own to duplicate income changing the ROI (return on investment) from 5% to 10% or more instantly.

The benefit of a relocatable cabin in QLD land is that they can be a permanent home/granny flat or you can relocate them later if need be. They come in various sizes and generally come complete with electrical, plumbing, flooring, kitchens and bathrooms.  Relocatable cabins are easy to relocate and often come with a footing system that requires no digging hence leaving your yard intact. They are built off site and the installation takes no more than a week. The advantage to this is that you do not need to have the existing home vacant while the build process takes place as there is no disturbance to your existing tenants. A team of installers come in install the stump's, put the home on the stumps, fit the home off and are gone in anywhere from 2 – 5 days leaving no mess and no disturbance to neighbours or existing tenants.

Purchasing a relocatable home is easy, has a great return on investment, enables you to rent out your existing property while the build process takes place, leaves you with no mess, is affordable, relocatable and prefect for the savvy investor.

Looking at buying a cheap kit home in QLD? There are plenty of options available and it really does depend on your budget and needs. There are a few things to consider with a kit home. The word KIT is true to its word, every little piece comes in the kit and the cheapest option is often for you to install that kit yourself. This is not for the faint hearted. 1. You must have an owner builders' licence to do this. 2. There are a lot of additional costs that you must not forget about as kit homes often come with all materials to lock up stage only. 3. Have you ever bought a flat pack from Bunnings and you are missing bits and pieces, think about all the components required for a home and the possible delays in acquiring the additional pieces required to complete the home.

The bottom line is that if you do not have a great understanding of the building code and are not a qualified builder then you are likely to run into some serious and costly delays. My suggestion is to weigh up all your options and get a price from a few builders to install the kit home to completion including electrical, footings, plumbing and council approvals. This is best done before purchasing a kit home so that you can weigh up all your costs. Also look at the contract and ensure that the warranty on the home still covers you if you build the home yourself. For more details visit us https://popuphomes.com.au

When looking at both affordable cabins and relocatable homes for sale in QLD its important to do your home work and weigh up your options based on your building ability and individual circumstances. Both options are great options if you are on a budget or are looking to get a great return on investment.