Bare trusts

15 December 2015

Tony Negline

Our special purpose corporate trustee holds real estate for our super fund. The titles are in the name of the trustee and no money is owed on the properties. Do we still need to set up bare trust?

A: If there is no debt on the property then there is no need for a bare trust. This is only needed for Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangements.

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