Self- Managed Super Fund (SMSF) can be used to purchase an investment property. The rental income and capital growth generated by the investment property form part of your super fund's retirement savings. You can borrow money through your SMSF to purchase an investment, but you need a special SMSF loan to do it.
What is involved in purchasing the property through SMSF?
SMSF mortgage is more difficult to process, with fines of over $200,000 applying to trustees if their arrangements aren't properly structured. In addition, each lender will have their own restrictions, namely that you can't construct a new home, nor can you live in the home at any stage until you're in the pension phase.