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Homes that earn a pretty penny

Press coverage 21 December 2020 Summary of published coverage
Homes that earn a pretty penny

Queensland owners were finding unusual income streams from their land, including sharecropping, horse agistment and hosting a telecommunications tower worth $50,000 a year, realestate.com.au reported. PIPA chairman Peter Koulizos said more ordinary options existed, such as converting a house near a university into student accommodation or using commercially zoned homes as consulting rooms, but warned the extra income was taxable and involved more work.

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Sophie Foster, realestate.com.au, 21 December 2020

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