I have start looking vs I have started looking

Some examples from the web:

• I have to start looking out for myself now.
• My father's in town and I have to start looking for an apartment.
• Good, 'cause if you're that big a fool, then I have to start looking for a new partner.
• Or do I have to start looking over my shoulder for raymond?
• I'll have my sheriffs start looking for her.
• AND RECENTLY RELEASED. I'll HAVE GARCIA START LOOKING. ALL RIGHT, SO TALK TO ME.
• I'll have Garcia start looking for theater owners and puppeteers in the area.
• I'll have Garcia start looking for theater owners and puppeteers in the area.
• Finally, I think we have to start looking urgently with the United States at transatlantic and international standards in this area.
• I have to start calling around looking for a replacement band.
• Start looking around, instead of saying nonsense.
• Better start looking for gingerbread houses.
• Then patty hewes starts looking into you.
• Better start looking for another job then.
• Better start looking for casings or slugs.
• I haven't even begun to start looking into your life yet, Ned.
• Get out there and start looking.
• Now, we have got to convince them to start looking for other suspects.
• Start looking for my burial plot.
• Then start looking for construction sites.

Some examples from the web:

• Logged on, started looking up old girlfriends.
• I started looking around the rooms.
• Ever since my dad died And Kyle and I started looking for a place together, I have felt this really angry energy around us.
• We'd just started looking for the thing and then something happened.
• While taking our class, Shiratori... started looking for a job.
• They started looking... for an arsonist in the village.
• That's when they started looking at him as a suspect.
• I started looking into Grace Cutler and bang, someone comes after me.
• He immediately started looking for a house.
• But we already went online, started looking for used car deals around here.
• And then Hank's career went down like the Hindenburg, and things started looking up.
• You're just punishing me cause I started looking without you.
• After the Shah's death, Akbari started looking for it.
• Started looking at them as if they were fantasy.
• I thought it was time I started looking.
• He immediately started looking for a way to go to America.
• And her husband started looking for work.
• I started looking around his room to see what else there was.
• I started looking at the molten metal.
• Enough that I started looking into things.