There's a reason wealthy people don't sell what they own and they don't rely on a paycheck the way most people do.

They're using a system that lets their wealth keep growing while legally minimizing taxes.

That system is real and allowed, but it's also easy to misunderstand and misuse, abuse it too early or in the wrong way.

Today I'm talking with Rob Abasolo from the channel Rob Built about how this actually works and what

normal investors need to understand before trying it.

If we haven't met yet, my name is Chad Carson. You can also call me Coach Carson,

and on this show, I teach you how to use real estate investing to achieve financial freedom so you can spend your time doing more of what

matters. Before we jump in, this isn't about a get rich quick trick. It's about how ownership and

debt work together and why timing matters more than most people realize. So Rob, you had a recent

video in your channel about the strategy, borrow until you die. That's basically gone viral over 2.6 million views in a month.

And I just want to ask you first, what do you think it was about that message, about that

strategy that really hit hard right now?

There's a couple things.

I think any time there's like a financial conspiracy, I even hate to say conspiracy,

but there's like a financial awakening in someone

where they realize that the American system is sort of rigged against them. I think that angers a lot of

people. And then at the same time, that video kind of exposes how ultra wealthy people game the

system and don't pay taxes. And I think a lot of people were outraged about the,

you know, about the rich being able to do that when the whole intent of that video was just to

show them that the tax code isn't written for rich people. It's written for everybody. Like,

everyone has access to the same exact tax code as everyone else, right? And so I think there was just a lot of chatter and a lot of people kind of just angry at the

idea that they, I don't know, the wool has been pulled over their eyes for so many years.

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