1. Even through the warrant is a "financial product", it really is a simple matter that the warrant provides 80% of the required funds.
2. The investment itself is absolutely carefree in that the "holder" of the warrant fully and absolutely manages and handles the property on your behalf for the whole duration - until you ask for it to be handled back to you or your super fund.
3. The warrants last for 10 years but can be cashed in earlier on request or extended for a longer period.
4. Property acquisitions by use of warrants is only made possible because your super fund doesn't borrow to do it. The workings of the warrant is that a warrant holder borrows the money and holds the property in trust for you until you request its return to you.
5. After this is all set up, it is much easier to borrow personally with this system in pace. If any bank can see that you have (say) $1M available to you at the age 60 or 65 years, they have ten times the confidence in you (than with normal clients)