The high yields are explained by the current costs incurred by governments when assisting disabled people. For instance, an injured person who ends up in the hospital and is disabled can cost the government (and taxpayers) more than $1,500 per day. A lack of proper accommodation can cost more than half-million dollars per year – without considering the services they need. Thus, paying investors very high yields to build and sustain appropriate accommodation for disabled people means that the government saves impressive amounts per year.