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Not really, the company is buying it as the trustee for the trust. It's a fairly vague distinction, but it is important. You don't actually need a company to be the trustee, it can be done as an individual. You can buy the property under, "LoanWolf as trustee for XYZ Trust". There's a lot...

You can't negative gear against the trustee's income, but you can negative gear against other income that the trust might earn, such as dividend income from shares (probably not a great example because there's usually franking credits involved to make it complicated). In most cases with...

Hybrid Discretionary Trust. Don't even go there. Without making a lot of phone calls, I can only think of two lenders that are still openly funding them.

Think of the trust as a third person, but they are a puppet and you control them. That third person owns the property, you don't. The third person will also get all the normal tax deductions associated with any property they own. As the puppeteer, when they make an overall profit, you...