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The super fund has not contracted to do anything. The only thing it is risking is the amount of deposit paid. Remember the holding/bare trust entity is the entity signing the agreement and its just a $2 coy with no assets.

My understanding is (I'm no lawyer)......So long as the SMSF used its own funds as the deposit (not borrowed) and the agreement/contract to purchase was in the name of the trustee of the holding/bare trust (this needs to be set up prior to entering into the agreement) all should be OK. When...