How to invest in property through your self managed super fund

"Since the release of the first edition of How to Invest in Property through Self Managed Super this investment strategy has increased in popularity. So much so that industry spokespeople have raised concerns that SMSF trustees are responsible for inflating property prices!"
"Since the release of the first edition of How to Invest in Property through Self Managed Super this investment strategy has increased in popularity. So much so that industry spokespeople have raised concerns that SMSF trustees are responsible for inflating property prices! Author, Martin Murden, an accountant and self-managed superannuation fund specialist, doubts this is the case. He admits that super is an excellent vehicle for accumulating wealth and saving for retirement and Australians have had a long-standing love affair with property."@en
"Self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) have always had the option of purchasing property with cash. Since September 2007, when the Commonwealth Government gave SMSFs the green-light to purchase property and other assets with borrowings, there has been a surge in interest from Australians looking to transfer their super into SMSFs and use their money to invest in property. Super is an excellent vehicle for accumulating wealth and saving for retirement and Australians have had a long-standing love affair with property. By combining the two, many think they have achieved a match made in heaven"@en