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Most definitely. In the short term though as a single person I think the structure of the purchase is wise to investigate for personal protection. This has been really educational to read about which is the main thing.

True and I like that idea. I just don't want other people getting in the way of me investing with my own money in future and I was sure that, as usual there was more than one way of doing this. It's really good to read people's perspective on it before I purchase again, so thanks.

wow, thanks Rachel! I'll definitely be looking into this further. Once bitten, twice shy...but getting smarter :)

Thanks all. So does seeing through trusts enable the family court to award the other party entitlement to the assets in some way? What if the other members of the trust disagree with that? Is pre nup the only other option? Cheers

Is there a way to buy property if you are single so that it can't be sued for either personally or through divorce later on down the track? Is this what companies and trusts are used for? Thanks for your thoughts..