How can American investors earn tax benefits from the 'Foreign Earned Income Exclusion' condition in Portugal?

I have some properties in Portugal which have been rented out. I've heard American investors don't need to pay tax on income if it is less than $100,000. What happens if I earn more than that? What options would you advise?

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On July 12, 2021 Tiago Gali Macedo answered:

As foreseen in the current legislation in Portugal, a non-resident who earns property income generated in national territory is subject to the payment of personal income tax (IRS) at a 25% withholding tax rate on the total income obtained. Such tax benefit as the one described by you is not known to us.

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