In fact a very small percentage of properties are suitable to SMSF investment strategies.
As a Trustee of your Self-Managed Super Fund you are held accountable for the selection of the asset and ultimately the performance of your SMSF.
What this means to you is that selecting the ‘best fit’ property to suit your SMSF is imperative and also vital to the long term outcome of your retirement planning.
Selecting a property which does not suit SMSF investment requirements could result in you putting your Self Managed Super Fund into jeopardy and thus you the Trustee will be held accountable and liable for a highly punitive fine.
Note : higher rent, lower stamp duty, lower maintenance, higher return on investment, less cash needed to fund investment on a monthly basis, higher compounded capital growth
Note : lower rent, higher stamp duty, cosmetic upgrade costs, higher maintenance, lower return on investment, more cash needed to fund investment on a monthly basis, lower compounded capital growth