Kyle David Bellini Jesuit High School Honors Graduate

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Kyle David Bellini Jesuit High School Honors
Graduate
Kyle David Bellini was born and raised in Tampa,
Florida. Before beginning his collegiate
education at the University of Florida, Kyle
David Bellini attended the Jesuit High School in
Tampa, Florida. His secondary education was
enriched through extracurricular activities,
including football and soccer. He fulfilled the
one hundred twenty-hour volunteer hour
requirement for graduation by working with the
Metropolitan Ministries organization. He
graduated in 2011 with the distinction of Summa
Cum Laude. He achieved great success at the
school, accumulating many honors and volunteer
hours during his tenure.
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Kyle David Bellini Graduation from University of
Florida Bachelor of Science in Finance 2015
Before moving on to the Masters in Real Estate
program at the University of Florida, Kyle David
Bellini first received his Bachelor of Science in
finance. He received this degree in the spring of
2015. His high marks allowed him to further his
education with the school. He has worked various
jobs as a college student, including working at a
Florida moving company called Two College
Brothers. Two College Brothers operates in Tampa,
Florida.
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Kyle David Bellini Intern At Campus Realty
Kyle David Bellini gained valuable experience as
an intern at Campus Realty. He researched Alachua
County tax rolls for absentee owners with a
greater probability of selling their commercial
property prepared Broker Commission Agreements
and reviewed LOIs sought out transition areas
in order to identify assemblages for potential
redevelopment projects and he also assisted in
the due diligence and property valuation of
multiple commercial properties.
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Kyle David Bellini Played Football For Four Years
While attending the Jesuit High School in Tampa,
Florida, Kyle David Bellini participated in the
sport of football. He began on the freshman
football team, was elevated to the junior varsity
football team, and later became an outstanding
member of the varsity football team. He is proud
to have served the parochial athletic league at
his school.After the ball is hiked, it can be
awfully tempting for the punter to get rid of the
ball as fast as possible in order to avoid a
blocked punt.But every extra second a punter can
afford to set up is worth it, as posturing plays
a huge role in the direction of the ball.
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