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Amber Goding
  • Saint Petersburg, FL
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Investing - Tampa bay area

Amber Goding
  • Saint Petersburg, FL
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Hello! I was looking to see if anyone has any insight on investing around the tampa bay area. I am looking to get into it and have read a few books, however that only gives you so much info. Would love to try to network with people in the surrounding area to hear about experiences and advice!

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James Bradin
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  • Destin, FL
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James Bradin
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Destin, FL
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I have invested south of Tampa, in my hometown.  Tampa is a pretty expensive market, however there is a lot or growth east of Tampa (Brandon/Riverview).  If you are looking for older distressed properties Tampa will have several properties however they will be quite expensive.  The St Pete area was getting a lot of the younger "millennial" generation.  

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