Owning direct property has always been a popular investment choice for SMSFs. The ATO’s March 2024 statistics show that around 15% of all SMSF assets are held in direct property assets, including residential and non-residential property owned both in Australia and overseas.
With an increased interest in SMSF property ownership, a question that pops up quite often is if the SMSF members, or their family, can live in their SMSF-owned property.
In almost all cases, the answer would be no.
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