What I’ve learned after a month in Puerto Rico

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Thanks to the island’s incredible tax benefits – such as Act 20 and Act 22 – a lot of people are moving to Puerto Rico.

I’ve spent over a month now in Puerto Rico for that reason. And I’ve found that Puerto Rico has it all: the good, the bad, the ugly, and the amazing.

The good – you can have an incredible lifestyle in this tropical paradise. The bad – prepare to pay a lot for it, as the best areas in Puerto Rico are very expensive.

But if you come to Puerto Rico for its powerful tax savings, you’ll still be MUCH better off than anywhere on the US mainland. It’s worth spending $50,000 more a year to save $500,000 in taxes.

And because of the prolonged economic crisis and last year’s Hurricane Maria, virtually the entire island of Puerto Rico is still broke.

I see amazing investment opportunities here everywhere I go.

Plus, I think it will improve (for investors). Once the government finally expires the foreclosure moratorium that was in place since Maria, the market will be flooded with cheap properties.

And the entire island of Puerto Rico is a designated Opportunity Zone. This means any Puerto Rican investment can potentially become 100% tax-free.

In this month's letter, learn about my take on Puerto Rico, the areas you need to focus on and the fantastic investment opportunities I see on the island.

Thanks to the island’s incredible tax benefits – such as Act 20 and Act 22 – a lot of people are moving to Puerto Rico. I’ve spent over a month now in Puerto Rico for that reason. And I’ve found that Puerto Rico has it all: the good, the bad, the ugly, and the amazing.…

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