SMSF
Why so much industrial sits inside super
A large share of buyers in Melbourne's west are SMSFs. A good number of them are business owners buying the building their own company occupies.
Commercial and industrial sits differently to residential under the super rules. Property that meets business real property can generally be acquired from a related party, and leased back — including to the member's own business — at market rent, on genuine arm's length terms.
That is why a small warehouse with a solid lease is one of the more commonly held direct assets in SMSFs. And why yield, lease term and outgoings are on every listing here — not after three emails.
- Business real property tests — what typically satisfies them
- Related-party leasing at market rent, documented properly
- Limited recourse borrowing and the single acquirable asset rule
- Yield, lease term, outgoings and review structure on every listing