How to buy a House and Land Package in your SMSF
Pina Brandi • February 19, 2021

One of the biggest challenges as an investor is being able to purchase the right property in your Super. Just like any other retirement tool you are always thinking long term and being able to purchase a brand new asset in your SMSF it's always a good strategy with less headaches and higher rental yields.


Until now property investors were limited on their choice when it came down to SMSF as they could only buy a single contract property (Townhouse, Apartment or Existing house) so the option of buying a House and Land product was never available in Super.

This is why I got so excited when Michale Brown from One Contract Property told me what they have created!


They created a product that allows any property investor to purchase and House and Land Package with any builder (Metricon, Creation Homes, Vestbuilt...) and put it into their SMSF.

Watch the video below to see Michael Brown himself explain how it works and download the step by step guide.

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