As always, I completely respect whatever an investor and entrepreneur decides to invest in.

It really shouldn’t be much of a discussion amongst entrepreneurs.

I'm a young and hungry entrepreneur looking to break into the multifamily market.

My husband and I are both entrepreneurs so no matter our experience running our own businesses, companies like people who have been pidgeon-holed.

reload=9&v=KjjQMjajnYQThis just aired, the Rob Moore Disruptive Entrepreneur Youtube interview with Grant Cardone.

I came from poor family of 5, made it up with the help of the military, I made the "leap" on a entrepreneur venture that failed, and I became homeless.

(Houses can be flat exhausting.)I was turned on to Lance by his book on Amazon, "How to Make Big Money in Small Apartments," and how real estate entrepreneurs can get into multifamily with other people's money rather than your own. 

I'd recommend talking to the city's economic development agency to see what businesses they are talking to about moving to the area as well as any local startup/entrepreneur companies that help new companies get started and expand. 

They include:Growing EconomyJob GrowthPopulation GrowthInvestment Property AffordabilityCash Flow and Equity GrowthGrowing EconomyTampa’s growing economy is largely a result of a city government that advocates for economic development that has furthered a real estate investment boom, making Tampa one of the most popular destinations for millennial entrepreneurs.

Then I am reminded of my freedom as an entrepreneur.