Investing in property through superannuation

Perhaps you think you can’t invest in property due to lack of capital.

How would you feel knowing it is indeed possible?

We will show you exactly how you can use your superannuation to buy investment property through a Self Managed Super Fund (SMSF) structure.

In 2007 new legislation was set that allows you to borrow money using a non-recourse or limited recourse loan structure and purchase assets such as direct property using your SMSF.

Worried about running expenses? Don’t be. All the running expenses of your new property are paid for by your super fund so your week-to-week cash flow is not affected.

Your SMSF can then gain from significant tax benefits like capital gains tax exemptions or tax-free income produced by the property once you reach the pension phase.

You can become another of the many shrewd Australians now using a SMSF to purchase property.

If you like knowing where your money is invested and think property is a good long term wealth-building vehicle, this option is for you. Giving you control over where your super is invested and control and the ability to take action over your own future now.

As Curtis Property Group cant  legally provide any Financial or Tax advice for you, we recommend you seek professional independent financial and legal advice relating to the suitability of a SMSF.