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SMSF Finance: Unlocking Property Investment Opportunities with Brampton Finance

Self-Managed Super Funds (SMSFs) are one of the most powerful wealth-building tools available to Australians. With the right strategy, an SMSF can purchase both residential and commercial property, creating long-term growth and retirement security.

At Brampton Finance, we are recognised experts in SMSF lending. Whether you’re considering your first property inside super or expanding your portfolio, our specialist team can guide you through every step — from lender selection to structuring finance for compliance and tax efficiency.


SMSF Property Investment

Why SMSF Property Finance Matters Today

In 2025, SMSFs continue to play a critical role in retirement planning. With more than $900 billion in assets held by SMSFs across Australia, property remains a highly popular investment choice. Rising demand for commercial space, strong rental yields, and the ability to directly control investments make SMSF property purchases increasingly attractive.


Benefits of SMSF Property Finance


1. Direct Control Over Your Investments

SMSF property purchases allow trustees to take charge of their retirement strategy. Unlike managed funds, you decide exactly which property to acquire.

2. Leverage Superannuation Savings

SMSFs can borrow through a Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangement (LRBA), enabling funds to purchase property that would otherwise be out of reach.

3. Strong Rental Returns

  • Commercial property: Rent can often be paid directly by your business to the SMSF at market rates — a tax-effective strategy that builds super faster.

  • Residential property: Provides stable, long-term capital growth and diversification within your fund.

4. Tax Advantages

  • Concessional tax rates within super (15% in accumulation phase, 0% in pension phase).

  • Potential capital gains tax discounts after holding for 12 months.

5. Asset Protection

Assets held within an SMSF are generally protected from personal creditors, giving additional security to trustees.


Residential vs Commercial SMSF Property

Residential Property

  • Long-term capital growth potential.

  • Diversifies your SMSF portfolio.

  • Cannot be lived in or rented to related parties.


Commercial Property

  • Highly tax-efficient when leased to your own business.

  • Strong cash flow through rental income.

  • Allows business owners to build wealth inside super while retaining business premises control.


Why Choose Brampton Finance for SMSF Loans?

Navigating SMSF lending is complex. Many banks have pulled back from this space, and specialist knowledge is essential to ensure compliance with ATO rules.


At Brampton Finance, we:

  • Work with a panel of SMSF-friendly lenders across Australia.

  • Structure loans that meet ATO and superannuation regulations.

  • Advise on both residential and commercial SMSF strategies.

  • Have deep expertise supporting trustees, financial planners, and accountants.

  • Provide personalised guidance to maximise your borrowing power while minimising risks.


With extensive experience in SMSF finance, Brampton Finance is widely recognised as one of Australia’s leading SMSF lending experts.


Is SMSF Property Finance Right for You?

If you’re a trustee considering property investment through your SMSF, the right finance partner makes all the difference. From ensuring compliance with superannuation law to accessing competitive loan structures, Brampton Finance helps you achieve your retirement goals with confidence.


Speak to the SMSF Lending Experts

📍 Brampton Finance Level 7, 35 Spring Street, Bondi Junction NSW 2022📞 02 9389 1077📧 info@bramptonfinance.com.au🌐 www.bramptonfinance.com.au


Brampton Finance is your expert partner for SMSF loans — whether you’re purchasing residential or commercial property.

 
 
 

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