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Jack Glazer
  • Los Angeles
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Investing in Tampa/St. Pete/ Sarasota

Jack Glazer
  • Los Angeles
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Hi Everyone,

I'm currently working in Los Angeles but originally from the South and looking to get a foothold back in the market (previously owned and rented out a single family - just sold it in ATL).  I know that Tampa down through Sarasota is developing quite a bit, and diversifying from purely snowbirds and retirees.  I'm looking to meet some different folks that are based in that market with similar interests for investing:

1. Rental properties

2. Buying land and building

Really open to different suggestions as to which areas are the best starting points to look into - I'll be heading to the area mid July to do some scouting.  Any advice or suggestions for those already based or looking in that area would be great.  

Thanks! -Jack

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