From prosolution.com.au: Co-investing in property with superannuation can help asset-rich, cash flow-poor individuals enhance their investment capacity by allowing them to purchase higher-quality properties.

This strategy requires ownership of the property as tenants-in-common, where the super fund contributes a portion of the purchase price and the individual borrows against equity in other properties for their share.

While this approach can offer benefits like potential capital gains tax exemptions and improved investment diversification, it also introduces complexities, such as managing separate tax returns and needing a SMSF.