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Hey guys, the healthy investor here. Today, I will show you how to get most, or even all of your tax back using real estate. Take Tom, He has little work expenses and no real estate. He earns $50,000 a year and pays $9,000 in tax, therefore taking home $41,000 gross. Every year at tax time, he claims $500 from car expenses for random trips out of the office and $100 for the cost of doing last years tax return by an accountant. Tom will get little to nothing back from his tax return. Unfortunately this is the case for most workers. Now lets have a look at Jerry. Jerry earns the same $50,000 a year, paying $9,000 in tax and takes home $41,000. Jerry however invested in 2 apartments early on, rents them out for around $580 a week and also contributes repayments out of his own income. At tax time, Jerry claims the same $500 in car expenses, but also claims expenses on both his properties in the form of the banks mortgage interest, borrowing expenses, Strata payments, water and gas bills, c
