What type of assets can i buy with a self managed super fund loan?
Providing you have a SMSF, you may be able to get a SMSF LRBA loan. This is where you use your SMSF to take a loan from a lender to purchase an asset. There are very strict rules about what assets you can purchase within your SMSF, as stated by the SIS Act. For example, doing a property development within the SMSF and borrowing for a non-completed asset could be a breach. Or buying your personal place of residence in your SMSF to live in, would also be considered a breach. One of the main features of assets purchased in an SMSF using a self managed super fund loan, is that the asset is complete, and is able to produce income. There are certain structures that may allow for certain transactions, however you must speak to your tax lawyer and accountant to confirm which assets may or may not be allowed according to the SIS Act .
How much can i borrow with a SMSF Loan?
With Royce Stone Capital and the family offices we work with, we provide loans in your SMSF up to $10M dollars and typically at a 65% to 70% LVR. The smallest loan we will look at is $200k.
What is the minimum deposit for a self managed super fund loan?
With Royce Stone Capital and the family offices we work with, we typically provide up to 70% of the funds you require to complete a purchase. This means the other 30% of the asset purchase must come from you.
Can i use my SMSF / self managed super fund to purchase an investment property?
Yes you can, and there are significant tax advantages to purchasing an investment within your self managed super fund. Look at your SMSF as a SPV - special purpose vehicle, that you can use to acquire and protect asset withs, whilst also getting a tax benefit from.