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EPISODE · Jul 12, 2026 · 1H 6M

Negative Gearing Is Changing — Here’s How Investors Can Protect Their Cashflow

from The Invest In You Podcast · host Frank and Adrian | Fresh Start Advisory

Negative gearing is changing, and property investors may need to rethink how they protect their cashflow.In this episode, Frank is joined by Doug and Simon from Superior Granny Flats to unpack how granny flats and second dwellings can help investors increase rental income, improve yield, and make better use of the land they already own.They cover the difference between old-school granny flats and modern second dwellings, what investors need to know about permits and planning, how long builds can take, what makes a suitable property, and why this strategy could become more important as holding costs and tax rules change.They also discuss real case studies, common mistakes, modular homes, tenant setup, property management, and how dual dwelling properties could help investors build safer, stronger portfolios.Learn more about Superior Granny Flats:https://superiorgrannyflats.com.au/This episode is general information only and does not constitute financial, tax, legal or investment advice.

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