bghooper,
I wouldn't do that. You may or may not be on a winner but having too much in one illiquid asset isn't good. Spread it around, there are plenty of ways to invest in real estate more effectively. Look at GDI.
The best thing is to be debt free in your own name. Pay off your mortgage or credit cards. Take the Covid opportunity to take money out of super.
There is one certainty, the politicians will change the rules every year.
I wouldn't have money in a union fund on principal, having seen the thugs beat people up in carparks to enforce closed shops. They are criminal outfits.
bacci
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