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EPISODE 233 - Single Contracts: Alternative Options for SMSFs
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This episode delves into the complexities and costs associated with Single Contract SDA options for SMSF purchasers, emphasizing the financial aspects, developer roles, legal complexities, and the importance of seeking independent financial advice. It also discusses new developer options that aim to simplify the process and reduce costs for investors. Overall, the content provides valuable insights into navigating the intricate landscape of SMSF SDA transactions.
SDA Options for SMSF
The discussion revolves around Single Contract SDA options for SMSF purchases, highlighting the complexities and costs involved in converting two-part house and land contracts into single contracts. New developer options that simplify this process are also mentioned.
Financial Implications
The financial aspects of SDA purchases through SMSF are detailed, including deposit requirements (25-35%) and additional costs (around 20%). A significant capital outlay of up to $500,000 within SMSF is suggested for a comfortable transaction. However, the minimum deposit one would expect to have for SMSF purchases would be $300,000 as an entry point to determine if you would qualify, for a house package (that is already one contract).
Developer and Builder Roles
Developers and builders play crucial roles in the SDA market by offering new options that reduce costs and complexity. Some developers are capable of handling the entire process, offering more straightforward, less expensive alternatives.
Legal and Process Complexity
The call highlights the legal and procedural complexities involved in SMSF SDA transactions, involving multiple parties and lawyers, which can lead to delays and increased costs.
Advice on Financial Planning
The importance of seeking independent financial advice is emphasized, especially cautioning against advisors who might have conflicts of interest by selling investment packages while advising.
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