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  • Profile photo of PursefattenerPursefattener
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    I have a business that I'm planning to sell in the future . Perhaps a year or two away ….

    At the moment I have no investments in superannuation at all but several propertys in my family (discretionary) trust .

    I had a good talk over with my accountant recently about how much tax I will be up for with a sale of the business . Expect to sell for about 3.5 mil . Net about 2.5mil . I'm 42

    Running my own SMSF looks like the way I will go . Been reading a book by Melvin and Chan about how to buy property with your super money . ( got it from the library , not going to pay silly prices for their books )

    Still trying to really understand how installment warrants work and possibilities of doing a joint venture alongside my super money . Sounds quite complicated but sounds like a good strategy . I understand this is a relativley new area of financing and higher rates etc apply .

    Qld007 , you have made some great posts on here about SMSF lending . I wonder if you could run up some numbers to show how someone running their own fund can structure an instalment warrant lend in a joint venture arrangement with themselves . Is it even a good idea to consider this ?

    Profile photo of Alistair PerryAlistair Perry
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    I'll be really interested to hear Richards comments on the JV idea, sounds messy to me. You can borrow in you SMSF through a "Bare Trust" structure and i would think it is better to keep you super assets seperate from personal assets.

    Regards
    Alistair

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