Test a granny-flat project with project economics, funding, and tax effect kept together.

Compare one selected property with and without a granny flat, then read the project cost, tax effect, and long-run position change in that order.

This page is for a specific build decision where apportionment, project funding, and PPOR exposure matter.

Noah reviewing a main house, granny-flat concept, and plan notes for one property

How the page works

The structure stays the same even when the property decision changes.

Use it when

  • You are testing a granny-flat build on a selected property.
  • You need project cost and extra rent evaluated beside tax treatment, not after it.
  • You want to see the payoff horizon and year-1 accounting before committing.

You set

  • Build cost, expected rent, operating costs, and income-producing apportionment.
  • Cash and loan funding used to pay for the project.
  • Projection horizon and growth assumptions.

You inspect

  • Project cost, funding balance, and payoff horizon.
  • Selected-property outcome over time with and without the granny flat.
  • Year-1 property accounting and tax-model detail.
Noah reviewing build cost, funding split, expected rent, and tax-use area for a granny-flat project

Compare this against the rest of the decision set.

See the rest of the public decision set, or open the product to run this against your own records.