Ken McElroy

Florida was supposed to be the dream. Sunshine, no state tax, endless demand.

But today? It’s starting to look more like California… right before the crash.


Here’s what no one’s talking about:


Inventory is at a 12-year high.


Insurance premiums have doubled, some up 300%.


Property taxes are spiking in places like Miami and Orlando.


HOA boards are broke and slamming owners with “special assessments.”


And guess who’s bailing first? The investors.


Just like in 2008, the people who rely on cash flow are dumping properties and running for the exits. Because when expenses outpace rent growth, the music stops.


This is how a landlord-friendly state quietly turns into a cash flow nightmare.


In this video, I break down exactly what’s happening in Florida, how it spreads to other markets, and most importantly, how you can protect yourself before it’s too late.


Watch the full breakdown here

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