SIPPs - Syndicated property purchase

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You can combine the funds of more than one SIPP holder to purchase a property - ideal for Professional Premises such as Surgeries, Offices, and Chambers.

Some key points to be considered for a Syndicated SIPP purchase:
  • The tax position of each plan holder will need to be considered
  • Insurable interest will need to be considered
  • Insurance of the property and the tax position on this should be considered
  • The value to each investor depends on their own circumstances

Share

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Each SIPP is etitled to a percentage of the property based on the payment towards purchase and costs.

Income

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Each SIPP will receive rental income in proportion to it's percentage ownership of the property.

Communication

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One SIPPs holder should act as the point of contact with the SIPP provider.

Ownership

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This can be altered on written instruction from all shareholders.

Borrowing

property This will be set up as a single arrangement with each SIPP allocated a percentage of the borrowing. Each SIPP will be subject to it's own borrowing limits
(50% of the net SIPP value).

Realising the investment

property A shareholder could realise their investment by being bought out by other members. Or they could be bought out by a new member joining.