Have you been looking for a dual investment property? You search stops here! Set on one title this dual living property is a must for the holiday maker wanting a holiday home to use with an added income, or the savvy investor looking for a dual income. Currently the front home is rented at $460 a week, and the rear is used by the current owners as a holiday home. (The rear unit would also easily achie
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