Florida votes in November on the biggest homestead exemption change in decades. Your clients are already asking about it. And most of what's online is wrong. Here's the truth, and 4 scripts you can film this week. What it is: If voters approve it, the homestead exemption expands. It ramps: 2027 → $150K exempt 2028 → $250K exempt That's roughly $2,200/year back — every year you own the home. The catch everyone's missing: The deadline is NOT "buy before the election." You have to own and homestead a Florida home before January 1, 2027 to get grandfathered in. Miss it, and you wait five years for the full break. That's about $10K left on the table. Renting in Florida? Read this twice: A Florida license and lease don't lock you in. The benefit attaches to a home you OWN. If buying was already the plan, this is the year it matters. Pick ONE script. Film it. Post it. Drop your link in the comments. 👇 1️⃣ For the out-of-state mover: "Been saying 'someday' about Florida? There's a date on that decision now. Own and homestead here before January 1, 2027 and you're grandfathered into the full exemption. Wait, and you sit in the old system for five years. If Florida was already the plan — move the plan up." 2️⃣ For the Florida renter: "You live here and rent? You could still miss the biggest homestead break in decades. The benefit attaches to a home you own — not a license or a lease. To lock it in, you'd need to buy and homestead before January 1, 2027." 3️⃣ For the fence-sitter: "'I'll just wait till next year to buy.' In Florida, that might cost you about ten grand. Wait from 2026 into 2027 and you miss the grandfathered exemption — five years in the old system. Rates you can refinance. This window you can't get back." 4️⃣ For the snowbird: "Got a Florida place that isn't your homestead? Converting it to your primary before January 1, 2027 could be one of the best tax moves you make this decade. After that, the clock resets to five years." Before you post — the 4 rules (non-negotiable):