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In this episode, Stuart explores an alternative strategy for property investors who may be cash-flow-poor but asset-rich—co-investing in property with your superannuation.

Building on last week’s discussion about the pros and cons of borrowing inside super, Stuart introduces a method that could help investors increase their budget to secure higher-quality properties without fully relying on superannuation borrowings. By co-investing with your SMSF, you can leverage personal assets while keeping the super fund's share unleveraged—potentially improving diversification, minimizing tax liabilities, and enhancing long-term returns.

However, Stuart also breaks down the complexities of this approach, from legal structures to tax considerations and liquidity concerns. He cautions against forcing a property investment strategy where it may not be the best fit and stresses the importance of independent financial advice.

Is this strategy right for you? Tune in to learn how co-investing with your super could help you access better-quality assets while maintaining financial flexibility. Plus, get insights into when property may not be the ideal investment choice within your super fund.

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