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Unless of course the borrowings are for the super fund not yourself.

Spoken like a financier not a financial advisor. Taking a position on super and understanding that it part of an all encompassing investment strategy is important, especially at an early age. Sure, Salary sacrifice is optional but has the greatest compounding benefit when commenced early...

The calculations don't take into account 'total return' ie unrealised capital gains + net rent.

Now that is for a one off SS to super/offset account. If you repeated the contributions for the next four years or for the entire period (either on static income or increasing @ 3% pa) the results are staggering.