Properties

Discover how Self-Managed Super Funds (SMSFs) can invest in property using the tenants in common structure, allowing for resource pooling and risk diversification. Learn about the mechanics, benefits, and challenges of this co-ownership approach, and get insights on effective management strategies to ensure a successful investment experience. Dive into the details to make informed decisions …

Investing in Property with Your SMSF: The Tenants in Common Structure Read More »

Discover the potential of your Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) with strategic property borrowing. Learn how to use borrowed funds correctly, focusing solely on property acquisition and related costs, ensuring compliance with SMSF rules. Understand the importance of the single asset requirement and holding the property on trust to safeguard your investments. Benefit from limited recourse …

Navigating Property Purchases in SMSF: Key Considerations Read More »

Unlock the potential of your Self-Managed Superannuation Fund (SMSF) with Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangement (LRBA). Discover how LRBA can help you acquire high-value assets, diversify your portfolio, and enhance your returns while managing risk. Learn about the compliance essentials, the structure of borrowing and holding trusts, handling related-party loans, and understanding tax implications. For an …

LRBA Simplified Read More »

In a Self Managed Super Fund (SMSF), a Bare Trust is often used to borrow money to purchase assets such as a property. The Trustee of the bare trust becomes the legal owner of the asset until the loan is paid off. The asset then gets transferred to the SMSF at the super fund trustee’s …

Bare Trust in A Nutshell Read More »