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Looking to Set Up a Self Managed Super Fund?
Yes! You can Buy Property in your SMSF!
Recent changes to superannuation legislation now allow an SMSF to borrow funds for property investment. If you have an existing SMSF, you may now be able to borrow money to buy a commercial or residential property through your SMSF.
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- Borrow up to 70% of the value of a property.
- Don’t get ripped off by the banks!
- Cheap SMSF Interest Rates Available!
Banks prefer standard Residential & Commercial Properties for self-managed superannuation funds. Below is a list of properties that Banks like for SMSF property loans.
Easier SMSF Loans to Finance
- Residential Properties
- Offices
- Factories
- Warehouses
- Retail shops
- Restaurants
- Rural properties
- Farms (conditions apply)
Harder SMSF Property Loans to Finance
- Development sites
- Vacant land (in some cases)
- Properties in a poor condition
- Single use securities such as pubs, petrol stations and day care centres.
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SMSF LOANS - COMPARE
SMSF LOANS

Our Best SMSF Loan Rate
4.99%*
INTEREST RATE
6.00%*
Comparison RATE
AVAILABLE FOR VERY LIMITED TIME
*The comparison rate is based on a loan of $150,000 for a term of 30 years. WARNING. This comparison rate is true only for the examples given and may not include all fees and charges. Different terms, fees or other loan amounts might result in a different comparison rate.
Lender Requirements Needed
- Most of our lenders will require
- SMSF trust deed.
- Custodian trust deed.
- Tax returns for the SMSF (there are some exceptions).
- Evidence of the rental income.
- A full copy of the contract of sale.
Want to buy your Business Premises?
If you’re a business owner and you have an SMSF then there may be a tax, capital or investment benefit for you to sell your commercial premises to your SMSF. If you don’t own your business building yet, it may make sense to buy via your SMSF. It’s against the law to sell a residential property that you live in to your own SMSF, however, there are no such restrictions with commercial properties. You should seek financial advice from your accountant before you decide to sell your business premises to your SMSF as there are complex Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and SMSF legislation that needs to be considered as well as your own personal financial circumstances.