Dear Reader,

Look, I need to tell you what’s happening in Florida.

Governor DeSantis announced something I've been dreaming about for decades. He's going to phase out every single property tax in the state. Completely. By 2030.

  • DeSantis announced a total property tax phase-out by 2030. Zero. Homeowners save $7,000 average, some $25,000. That's cash you keep, not cash government steals for sleeping on your own couch.

  • Your house isn't an asset—it's a liability in disguise. Miss one tax payment, sheriff auctions your life. Florida finally proves I was right all along. Real assets produce income.

  • Take the savings, buy cash-flow machines: multifamily rentals, short-terms, Bitcoin. Use leverage. OPM—other people's money. Let tenants pay your bills while you pocket equity. That's capitalism.

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Zero property taxes.

No more yearly shakedown just for sleeping on your own couch. No more government bill every year for owning something you supposedly already own.

I'm grinning ear to ear. And I'll tell you why.

I've Been Saying This For Decades

Your house? It's not an asset. I know, I know. People hate when I say that.

But think about it. It's a liability dressed up in a tuxedo, pretending to be something it's not.

The government lets you think you own it. But miss one property tax payment and see what happens. Bam. Sheriff shows up at your door. They auction your entire life off on the courthouse steps.

It's a classic Ponzi scheme. You pay in your whole life. Then pray you can stay in.

Well, Florida just flipped the entire script. And honestly? It's about damn time.

Let's Talk Numbers

The average homeowner in Florida is going to save seven thousand dollars a year. That's the average. Some people will save twenty-five thousand dollars or more.

Think about that for a second. That cash stays in your pocket now. Not in the government's hands.

Of course, the critics are already howling. How are you going to fund the schools? How will you pay for infrastructure?

Here's how. It's actually pretty simple when you think like a businessman instead of a bureaucrat.

Tourism in Florida dumps billions into sales tax revenue. And guess what? More people are moving there every single day. Boomers retiring. Tech workers going remote. Retirees escaping high-tax states.

Every one of them buys groceries. Eat at restaurants. Shops. Travels. Sales tax receipts are exploding.

Plus, the government will have to cut the fat. Trim the waste. Operate more efficiently. The math actually works if you're willing to run government like a business instead of a charity.

Here's What I'd Do With That Money

If I were a Florida homeowner saving seven grand a year, you know what I'd do?

I'd take those savings and put them straight into cash-flow machines. Real assets that put money in my pocket every single month.

Multifamily properties. Short-term vacation rentals. Bitcoin. Real estate investment trusts. Dividend-paying stocks.

Let tenants pay my bills. Let guests cover my mortgage. Let algorithms work for me while I sleep.

And I'd use leverage. Other people's money. OPM. It's my favorite three-letter word after IRS—except this one actually helps you build wealth.

Picture this scenario. I buy a four-plex in Ocala. Nice property, good neighborhood. And now, with zero property tax eating into my returns?

The renters cover my mortgage payment. They cover insurance. They cover maintenance. Everything. And I pocket the equity growth as the property appreciates.

No sweat. No stress. Just cash flow and appreciation.

That's how the rich get richer. We play the board games differently. We understand the rules. We use the system.

Meanwhile, poor and middle-class people keep paying rent to three landlords: their actual landlord, the bank, and the government.

You need to pick which side of that equation you want to be on. Seriously.

History's Biggest Tax Cut

DeSantis calls it history's biggest cut.

I call it justice.

Tax the consumer, not the creator.

Sales tax on lattes? Fine. Tax my castle because I improved it? Hell no.

Florida will magnetize wealth. Prices spike.

Buy now. Wait later? You're priced out.

That's capitalism. No handouts. Just opportunity.

Final Punch

If you're not in Florida by next year, you're late.

Property taxes dying? That's a once-in-a-century glitch.

Exploit it. Build your empire.

Before bureaucrats wake up.

This is the wealth transfer moment you've been waiting for.

Seven thousand dollars a year. Twenty-five thousand for some. That's real money.

Don't blow it on consumption. Don't finance groceries. Don't buy liabilities.

Buy assets. Real assets. Cash-flow producing machines.

Let the savings compound. Use leverage. Stack wins.

Florida just handed you the blueprint.

No property tax means your house gets closer to being a real asset. Not quite there. Still takes money. Still needs maintenance.

But at least government's not bleeding you anymore.

Take that win. Build on it.

This is capitalism working. Markets rewarding innovation. States competing for citizens.

Other states will watch. Some will follow. Some will double down on stupid.

Let them. Their loss is Florida's gain.

Move where you're treated best. Where taxes are lowest. Where freedom is highest.

That's Florida now.

See y ou there.

Robert Kiyosaki

Editor, Money Power and Profit

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