James Kirby

So there you are, folks.

And if I hadn't had that, well, I mean, it would have been really bad because AI is a slow, tortuous process of replacing everything and fixing it.

But also you can't rent it anymore.

during the time.

And of course, the person who set it on fire wanted to leave immediately afterwards, didn't like the burnt kitchen.

So there, a little anecdote, just to back up what Adrian's saying, that landlord insurance.

I'm skeptical about some insurances, by the way, particularly income protection insurance, as people would know listening to the show, and life insurance if you're older, if you're over 55, if you have lots of super, what are you doing with life insurance?

But landlord insurance makes a lot of sense.

Okay, that's also deductible.

Am I missing anything that you can deduct also as a property investor on an ongoing basis?

Don't claim your travel.

Don't claim your travel.

You can't do that, folks.

Once upon a time, it must have been great.

You could have an apartment up on the Gold Coast and you could go up and down 40 times a year.

Believe it or not, there was no limit on it.

And Scott Morrison, I think it was, stepped in and said, no, no more of that.

So it's gone.

But there's still sort of a what?

Is there a myth out there that you can do it?