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Cesar Rebolledo
  • Flipper/Rehabber
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Tampa Investors Zipcodes

Cesar Rebolledo
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Largo, FL
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Hey guys! So I'm moving to Tampa in May. I've identified these zip codes as some high performing zip codes... 33604, 33610, 33611, 33603, 33612. Could someone help me identify if I'm at least in the ballpark with that? Also, what are some zips/areas to stay out of? 

I'm in RE full time so I'd be in RE full time down there as well. I'm a realtor that works with investors (mainly) so I'll be doing the same down there. Thanks guys!

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Eric Delcol
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Eric Delcol
  • Investor
  • Tampa, FL
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Hi Cesar,

Now that you've narrowed your search down to several zips start looking at blocks.


For example, 33604 has four completely different markets in it alone - 

North of Kirby, West of North Blvd you can find cashflowing C-class properties.  

East of the 275 and South of Waters you would not want to walk around alone at night.

East of the 275 south of the river you can find decent B-class properties good for buy and hold with some appreciation.

West of the 275 and east of the river you'll find good fix n flips but will be hard pressed to find anything that cashflows.

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