Give me one dollar and I'll give you 35 cents back. Doesn't sound like a great deal does it? In fact, it sounds like you've been cheated. Yet property spruikers will point to tax deductions as a reason to invest. In their property. That they are trying to sell you. Which they make a margin on. At your expense. The ability to claim a tax deduction is certainly a benefit, but it should never be the primary reason for investing. And it definitely does NOT mean that the property you are purchasing is a quality investment. In episode 32, we discuss "Misunderstanding what makes a good property investment" - No.2 of the top 7 Critical Mistakes. Listen as David Johnston, Cate Bakos and Peter Koulizos take you through examples of the wrong reasons behind why some people invest in property. Link to show notes: http://bit.ly/2OnG0as