“Highly recommend Mortgage Pass. Excellent service from start to finish. Julie made the whole process so much easier! She’s extremely thorough, goes above and beyond to find the best deal, and keeps you updated every step of the way. Very professional, knowledgeable and always happy to help. If you’re looking for a reliable and helpful broker, Julie is your go-to!”
SMSF property loans, arranged within your fund's rules
Your self-managed super fund can borrow to buy an investment property, but only through a specific structure and with a smaller pool of lenders. Deposits are typically 20% to 30%, and we work alongside your accountant or adviser.
SMSF loans are more complex than standard investment loans because of strict lending criteria, legal structures and compliance obligations. The property is held in a separate holding trust under a limited recourse borrowing arrangement, so the lender's claim is limited to that property.
What lenders usually require
| A fund that complies with ATO rules, and a trust deed that allows borrowing |
| A corporate trustee, which most lenders prefer or require |
| Enough in the fund for the deposit, typically 20% to 30%, plus costs and a cash buffer |
| Evidence of the fund's income and investment strategy |
The property rules: it must be for investment only. You cannot live in a residential property the fund owns, or rent it to a family member. Commercial property can be leased to a related business at market rent.
SMSF Property Loans
For trustees buying property through a self-managed super fund.
What’s included
- A strategy check with your accountant or licensed adviser
- A review of the fund’s balance, contributions, liquidity and trustee structure
- Lender match among SMSF lenders on deposit, liquidity and fees
- Coordination of the holding trust and custody documents with your adviser or solicitor
- Approval and settlement
Problems we solve
- A smaller pool of lenders
- Understanding the limited recourse structure
- Deposit and cash buffer requirements
- The investment-only and related-party rules
What’s not included
- Advice on whether your fund should buy property: that is for a licensed adviser
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Financial advice
We arrange the loan; whether your fund should buy property is financial advice from a licensed adviser.
How we deliver
Honest, up-front pricing
Starts with a free assessment
The lender that funds your loan pays us a commission when it settles. If a fee ever applies, for example on a complex or commercial loan, it is agreed in writing before any work starts, and our credit guide sets out exactly how we are paid.
Loved by the local community
“We wanted to cash out against our home to renovate and had no idea where to start. Julie was so helpful from day one. She walked us through all our options, explained the numbers clearly, and found us a great deal that let us access the equity without messing up our existing loan. Communication was excellent the whole time, everything was handled quickly and settlement was smooth. Made what could have been stressful actually really easy. Highly recommend Julie if you need a mortgage broker.”
“We couldn't recommend Julie from Mortgage Pass highly enough! From the very beginning, Julie was professional, knowledgeable, and incredibly supportive throughout what turned out to be a challenging loan process. Thanks to Julie's hard work and determination, we've secured the finance to build our dream home. If you're looking for a mortgage broker who will go the extra mile, Julie is the person to call. Thank you, Julie, we're so grateful for everything you've done to help make our dream a reality!”
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- (n.d.). Self-managed super fund rules for borrowing to buy property. Australian Taxation Office.
- (n.d.). RG 273 Mortgage brokers: Best interests duty. ASIC. https://asic.gov.au/regulatory-resources/find-a-document/regulatory-guides/rg-273-mortgage-brokers-best-interests-duty/