i am new to bp and i live in tampa area and i really want to start investing in real estate, i am presently living on rented property, i following this replies as they help me to kick start my idea.i am trying to connect with professional who are already in real estate

I came across this interesting well written article on Highland Park, LA gentrification during my last LA trip.My thesis is one can kickstart gentrification by focusing on low end markets with hipster flips and attracting millennial focused retail shops.

Louis City proper as well as Wash U’s North Campus have kick started development in the area.  

I’m based in LA and would love to kickstart my investment journey by at the latest, September, but of course, my challenge is financing.

I understand a lot of advice like this would need to be confirmed by an attorney, but even a kick start in the right direction could be quite useful.

With real estate, if I were in your shoes I'd probably start looking into a strategy involving rentals, there are several like house hacking, BRRRR, or even turnkey.While $150k may not be enough to quit a job and invest full time I think it is probably a good start and may allow you to look for a job that you enjoy more, not all jobs are terrible, find something you like to do and it will kickstart your investing even more.

Lastly, we want to kickstart our marketing campaign.  

There were a lot of folks saying that we were overdue for a recession (based on historical data of normal markets), and this virus just kick-started it. 

Sort of feel like a lone ranger trying to kick start this new business.

They don't charge a kickstarter fee and the startup price is much lower than IS.