Craig

That infrastructure around boating, that is such a big ticket item if you're into your boating.

All right.

Sounds like a very picturesque area.

Have not visited yet, but look forward to doing that at some time in the future.

Ben, have yourself a great Monday and enjoy all of what is on offer there.

Thanks for coming on to the Real Estate Breakfast and enjoy your Monday.

Around FOMO, is that almost back?

Where do you place FOMO at the moment?

One Brisbane renter has taken a very different path buying an investment property using her superannuation, even though the law means that she can never actually live in it.

You have been working since 16 and the idea of buying a home the traditional way still felt financially overwhelming to you like a lot of Aussies.

So understandably, you didn't want to spend decades buried under a huge mortgage.

Instead, you wanted to take a different pathway, one that could help you grow your wealth and build some security for your retirement.

This is all sort of illuminated to what you've done here.

Tell the people listening that by using your superannuation for the deposit, you were able to put down a much larger upfront payment and keep the overall mortgage smaller.

So just talk through all of that.

And when you buy property using superannuation...

The rules as I mentioned, they are very strict.

The home must be treated purely as an investment.

That means that you, your family or your friends can never live in this property.

The property must remain rented out.