Mate - get advice if you're going to have almost 100% of your smsf in direct, leveraged, residential property.
Things to consider: -cash-flow for loan servicing, including long periods of no tenancy (how will you fund your loan obligations? -be aware of caps) - can you improve/develop the property? - what happens if there is a forced sale? - ownership structure (this may not be as straight forward as you think) - direct property is a lumpy asset. How will you: a) realize value in future b) transfer between accumulation and pension AND draw down it's value? - is it better to own property inside or outside super (not as straight forward as you may think) - what happens if super rules change in future?
I'm not stating your strategy is right or wrong but there are many many more complexities when super is involved.
