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How to own property inside your super without borrowing a single cent.

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The August 2026 ban was on borrowing. It was never on owning. If your fund can buy outright, the door you think closed is standing wide open.

Two of the five scenarios in this book lose to leaving your money alone. Both are in here, with the numbers.

What's inside

What $200k, $400k or $700k actually buys
Whether a self-managed fund is even worth it at your balance
Short-stay or a normal tenant, and the 55% break-even
How one property becomes three
Twenty-five years, modelled honestly — including where it loses

How it's laid out

Part oneWhat's actually still allowed

Part twoYield is the whole game now

Part threeFinding the right one

Part fourMaking it earn

Part fiveOne becomes three

Part sixThe 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.

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