So they reckon you missed the SMSF property boat…
Says Who?
The August 2026 ban was on borrowing. It was never on owning. If your fund can buy outright, the door you thin…
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So your balance won't stretch to a property
Not Alone.
How to buy property with your super fund and somebody else, without breaking the rules.
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First 45 seconds of the audiobook · 4:01 in full
Getting in
18 chapters
39 pages
Australian edition 2026–27
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Most Australians don't have enough in super to buy a property alone. Co-ownership is the way in — and one structure lets your fund buy the other half later.
With residential held as tenants in common, your fund can never buy your share. With a 13.22C trust, it can. That single difference decides the whole strategy.
What's inside
- Tenants in common versus a 13.22C unit trust
- How a partner lifts a $480k fund to a $900k property
- The creeping acquisition — buying them out over time
- The three-year look-back that makes it an in-house asset forever
- Whether it actually beats leaving the money alone
How it's laid out
Part oneWhy you'd do it
Part twoThe two structures
Part threeThe money
Part fourLiving with it
Part fiveThe finish line
The honest bit
Every handbook in this series shows you where the strategy loses, not just where it wins. If the numbers don't beat leaving your money alone, the book says so plainly and shows you the comparison. That's the whole point of them.
