Keep it simple -- if you want a house inside the fund - then thats fine - as long as it meets the sole purpose of funding retirement and as long as it is at arms length. Sole purpose, soul purpose, soul purpose.
that's it - neat and clean - no mix of monies/loans, no use of it as a home, no rellies involved.
If you want to ping it off in future - all proceeds stay within the fund. The fund owns the house - you don't.
Personally I wouldn't have a res. property within cooee of a superfund - unless you were a real property person AND the fund was in pension mode -------- I think aussie property returns with the way the tax laws are is a pain in the bum. Then who the hell wants the trouble of owning a property if you are old enough to be in pension mode anyway - you don't have to worry about tenants or painting fixed interest or stocks -- property? yuk.
