Use Google to search for property

Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010
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I know that dealing with unrelated sites while you do internet search can be annoying and time consuming so we have here a few Google search tips to help you with just that:

Be specific. Put the exact location of the property you would like to check, such as its area, or which beach, city, and state it is located.

Use key words such as �property,� �real estate,� �condominium,� �apartment,� �family home,� �for rent,� �for sale,� etc. can be useful.

Put your key words in between apostrophes. For example, if you type in �Miami beachfront condominium for sale� you�ll get sites that have that exact phrase in them.

Add a plus sign in between words. This symbol will also focus strongly on the words that you type in.

On the beach vs. near the beach

Sunday, January 10th, 2010
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Before you eagerly rent or buy a beach front property, here is a silly but important thing you might want to consider first.

There is a difference between “near the beach” and “on the beach.” Being “near the beach” means a few or so miles from the actual beach, while “on the beach” means on the coast itself. Be specific about this.

The nearer you are to the water, the more expensive it gets. Prioritize. If you lack budget and the beach is only a ten minute walk from some less expensive property, then you might want to consider that as well.

What to consider in Miami

Tuesday, February 5th, 2008
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Although Miami is such an ideal are to get a beachfront property, don’t jump on the gun just yet. Here is some information that will help you decide on which exact property to buy in Miami:

Learn the condition of the tides. The closer the property is to the shoreline, the more prone it is to flooding especially during high tides. Don�t forget to check the plumbing since the large body of water beside the house can affect how water fills or empties.

Check how old the property is and if it has not degraded even with unfavorable climate conditions and temperature.

Look for plants in the area. Good foliage is an indication of good soil moisture, positive climates, and safe drainage. Plants can also lower your utility costs in ventilation and air conditioning during hot temperatures.

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