Starting & Running a Rental Portable Sleepout Cabin Business

Conventional property investing has become expensive for both landlords and tenants. Landlords experience high costs and low returns while tenants struggle with the cost of their rent. Tiny homes and portable buildings are a new opportunity for tenants to cut costs and for landlords to make money.

In this course you'll learn how I made $50 per week from $3500 (74% pa ROI) by establishing a portable sleepout business with no experience. You'll learn where to buy cabins, how to advertise and find tenants, contracts, maintenance and how to manage your finances. Did you know there's more ways than just rent to make money with cabins?

Cabins ultimately are a simple business but it can be easy to make a mistake if you aren't careful. While no consent or permit is required for relocatable buildings, you still need to be mindful of council setback regulations for example.

Even if you are a beginner, this course will give you the foundation needed to think about the business and get started.

Portable rental buildings as an industry has huge growth potential ahead of itself still globally. Learn about the business while it's still early. There's still huge opportunity to be had here.

Keywords: ADU, backyard studio, guest house, tiny home, portable buildings, portable office, prefabricated building.