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There seems to be a disconnect between what is myth and reality when it comes to the number of investment properties that people own.<\/strong><\/p>\n

We sometimes hear about \u201cgreedy\u201d investors who own dozens of properties when this is not really borne out by the facts. \"Sites<\/p>\n

Did you know that about 70 per cent of investors own one solitary property?<\/p>\n

And despite the property boom, we\u2019re working our way through at present, of the 2.1 million property investors in Australia, only a tiny percentage \u2013 around 20,000 people as it turns out \u2013 own six or more investment properties.<\/p>\n

Of course, only owning one investment property isn\u2019t going to help you achieve financial freedom.<\/p>\n

This means most Australians who try and secure their financial future through property investment fail.<\/p>\n

So why don\u2019t investors own more properties?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Well, generally it\u2019s because they make one of the following mistakes, which stymie their chances of growing a portfolio.<\/p>\n