A diagnostic guide · SMSF property
Most SMSF property strategies are judged on the deal — the suburb, the timing, the forecast. Almost none are judged on the structure that has to carry it for fifteen years. This book hands you the four tests that do.
The shift this book makes
Stop auditing forecasts. Start specifying structure.
A forecast is a guess about the market. A structure is something you can actually test — before you commit a cent. When the structure is sound, a good forecast becomes upside instead of a load-bearing assumption.
The framework
Run them in order, before you score the deal. If a strategy fails any one, the deal's quality is irrelevant — the structure can't carry it.
Not "can the fund service the loan today" — but how much has to go wrong before it can't. Real headroom carries the deal even when conditions don't cooperate.
The right deal in the wrong structure is the wrong deal. Does the asset, the entity, the borrowing vehicle and the members' circumstances actually belong together?
Property is illiquid; super's obligations aren't. The buffer is the deliberately held cash that means the fund is never a forced seller at the worst moment.
Each decision constrains the next. Discipline is refusing to make any single move in isolation — checking it widens tomorrow's options rather than quietly closing them.
Four floors. One foundation: structure before story.
What's inside
Your next move
Get Structure Beats Prediction now, then run your Structure Readiness Score — a few minutes that turn these four tests into a personalised read on your own fund.
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