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Tag Archives: Real Estate
Will Telecommuting Become Part of Your New Normal?
Living in a country like New Zealand, you have to appreciate that there is more to life than sitting in traffic going into a city every day. The number of people that have told me over the years, that they … Continue reading →
Posted in Auckland, Buses, Buying a House, commuting, congestion, Coronavirus, COVID19, driving, Family, Futurist, Gig Economy, health, house hunting, Lifestyle, Location Based Consultant, Location Based Services, Location Based Shorts, New Zealand, Pandemic, People, Public Transport, Telecommuting, Tourism, traffic, traffic congestion, Traffic jam, trains, Transport
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Tagged COVID19, diesel fumes, future of work, Futurist, jobs, Lifestyle, lockdown, New Zealand, Pandemic, petrol fumes, Real Estate, remote working, rush hour, smell the traffic, Telecommuting, traffic, Traffic jam
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Kiwibuild Problems and Buying From a Plan
Finally, in case you don’t have a Kindle, or don’t want to buy my new eBook, there is a way to get a free copy. Just point your mouse at http://www.Firsthomebuyerstraining.com and you can download a free PDF version and get some more useful information from my eList. Continue reading →
Posted in ageing, Auckland, Buying a Home Research, Buying a House, Buying a House Mistakes, eBook, Family, Finance, First Home Buyer, home, home loan, house hunting, Mistakes Buying a House, Money, mortgage, neighborhood crime, Neighbors, Neighbours, New Zealand, New Zealand Real Estate, Paying too much for a house, property, Real Estate, real estate agent, Selling a House
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Tagged apartments, Baby Boomers, book about buying a house, buying a house from plan, Buying a House in New Zealand, buying and selling in the same market, buying real estate, Buying Real Estate in New Zealand, buying your first house, Dutch Real Estate, First Home Buyer, free book about buying a house, FREE eBOOK, KiwiBuild, Kiwis, Long Bay, Neighbors, Neighbours, Real Estate, real estate agent, rental property, Stuff, te Kauwhata, tips for home buyers, top mistakes, top mistakes buying a house
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House Hunting in Auckland with the Barfoot and Thompson Real Estate App
It’s been 5 years since I last looked at the Barfoot & Thompson Real Estate App. I did a brief review of it back in 2013. That version was a finalist in the Designers Institute Best Designers Award and they … Continue reading →
Posted in Auckland, Australia, Australia Real Estate, burglary, Buying a Home Research, Buying a House, Buying a House Mistakes, Canada, Canada Real Estate, census, climate change, commuting, Crime, Crime Prevention, Family, First Home Buyer, Flood, Future Technology, Futurist, Gadgets, good books, Google, Google Glasses, Google maps, Google Mobile App, Google Satellite View, Google Street View, home, Innovation, Internet Privacy, Lifestyle, Location Based Services, Map apps, mapping buildings, Maps, Market Research, Mobile Apps, mobile friendly, New Zealand, New Zealand Maps, New Zealand Real Estate, People, property, Public Transport, Selling a House, SmartPhone, Smartphones, Technology, telecommunications, theft, top apps, track crime, traffic congestion, Traffic Information, UK, United Kingdom, USA
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Tagged 3D, 3d house view, bad real estate agent, Barfoot & Thompson, Buying a home, Buying a house, Buying a House in Australia, Buying a House in Canada, Buying a House in New Zealand, Buying a house in the UK, buying property, buying real estate, cheap virtual reality headset, cheap VR headset, finding the right home, FREE eBOOK, how to look for houses, LIM report, Luigi Cappel, Mistakes Buying a House, property title, Real Estate, real estate agent, Real Estate App, real estate apps, real estate eBook, real estate listings, realtor, Rental appraisal, Viewmaster, virtual house view, Virtual Reality, virtual reality headset, VR, VR headset
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Why Do Real Estate Agents Take You to Houses You Don’t Want? Could it be You?
Why are you looking to buy a house? Is it an investment for the future? Are you getting married? Are you planning to have children or perhaps already have some? Are you really clear on what you want? Whether you … Continue reading →
Posted in Australia Real Estate, Buying a Home Research, Buying a House, Buying a House Mistakes, Canada Real Estate, eBook, Education, First Home Buyer, Google Street View, grocery, home, location based apps, Location Based Education, Mobile Apps, Money, New Zealand Real Estate, property, Selling a House, The Location Guru, UK Real Estate, US Real Estate
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Tagged access to public transport, Buying a home, Buying a house, Buying a House in Australia, Buying a House in Canada, Buying a House in New Zealand, Buying a house in the UK, Buying a House in the US, buying a house wish list, buying real estate, Climate Change, cost of buying a house, ethic mix, ethnic community, floodplain, FREE eBOOK, Getting married, global warming, good schools, handyman's dream, home burglary, house feature list, House for sale, house viewing app, junk mail, local community, nearest bus stop, neighborhood, neighborhood crime, Neighbourhood, noisy neighbours, open homes, planning childern, Public transport, race, Real Estate, Real Estate Ads, real estate agent, real estate apps, Real estate broker, real estate listings, Real Estate web site, realtor, rent before you buy, rent or buy?, research buying a house, rising sea level, safe neighborhood, School zone, sense of community, statistics, Stats, Uber, why buy a house?
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House hunting and Remembering Which Feature Went With Which Room
I remember so many debates over the color of walls, the type of appliances, the wallpaper with a rip in it and other positives and negatives when viewing open homes or homes for sale in general. I don’t know what … Continue reading →
Posted in Australia, Buying a Home Research, Buying a House, First Home Buyer, Google maps, Google Satellite View, Google Street View, GPS Maps, house hunting, location based apps, Map data, mapping buildings, Mobile Apps, Mobile Maps, People, photo apps, Real Estate, SmartPhone, Smartphones
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Tagged collecting notes about a hoouse, house hunting, House photos, how to remember what you saw in a house, note taking when buying a house, open homes, Real Estate, realtor, viewing a house, viewing homes
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How can people ever get into their first home? Here’s How.
I was thinking in the shower this morning, as I do, about all of the people who feel that they will never be able to buy their first home. It’s just too expensive. House prices are the highest they … Continue reading →
Posted in Auckland, Banks, Buying a Home Research, Buying a House, First Home Buyer, Lifestyle, Motoring, new cars, People, Real Estate, Vacation
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Tagged cheap property, cheap real estate, deposit for a house, first home, First Home Buyer, houses are too expensive, how to buy a house, how to get first home, paying rent, Real Estate, renting a house, too hard to buy a house
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First Home Buyers can save a lot of time and grief with Google Street View
A few years ago I was looking for low cost houses that I could invest in as rental properties and I found one that sounded great, going by the story the Real Estate Agent told in their book of current … Continue reading →
Posted in Buying a Home Research, Buying a House, Buying a House Mistakes, Cool Tech, First Home Buyer, Google, Google maps, Google Satellite View, Google Street View, home, location based apps, Location Based Consultant, Location Based Services, Map apps, Map data, Maps, Market Research, Mistakes Buying a House, Mobile Maps, Neighbors, Neighbours, Real Estate, real estate agent, road trip, Selling a House, SoLoMo
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Tagged Buying a home, first home, First Home Buyer, Google Maps, Google Satellite View, Google Street View, home buying mistake, home hunting, house hunting, how to buy a house, Real Estate, real estate agent, real estate listings, Satellite view, Street View
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RedZone, Breakthrough App For Navigation And Real-time Crime Reporting, Launches On Apple App Store
MIAMI, March 30, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — RedZone, Breakthrough App For Navigation And Real-time Crime Reporting, Launches On Apple App Store. New clas Sourced through Scoop.it from: http://www.prnewswire.com When I wrote my book on Buying a House – Using Real Estate … Continue reading →
Posted in Crime, Crime Prevention, GPS Maps, lbs, location based apps, Location Based Consultant, location based marketing, Location Based Servces, Map apps, Map data, Maps, New Zealand Maps, People, Real Estate, track crime
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Tagged bad area, Buying a house, check out neighborhood, Crime, crime map, crime prevention, Facebook groups, Holland, local crime, mugged, neighborhood crime, neighbourly, Netherlands crime, Parkopedia, Police, Real Estate, RedZone, renting a house, Risk map, Rotterdam
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10 ways to have a better conversation
When your job hinges on how well you talk to people, you learn a lot about how to have conversations — and that most of us don’t converse very well. Sourced through Scoop.it from: http://www.ted.com Most people know this already, … Continue reading →
Posted in Business, Business Consultant, Communications, People
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Tagged art of conversation, communication, listening skills, meetings, pregnant pause, Real Estate, sales skills, selling skills, Tom Hopkins
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Facebook can map more of Earth in a week than we have in history
Facebook’s incredible mapping feat shows that neural networks are starting to do serious volumes of work seriously fast. Here’s why it matters Sourced through Scoop.it from: http://www.newscientist.com Facebook is changing how we live and relate. It’s power is immense and … Continue reading →
Posted in Artificial intelligence, Buying a House, Cancer, Cure For Cancer, Facebook, GPS Maps, Map apps, Map data, mapping buildings, Maps, Mobile Maps, Real Estate, Social Media, Social Media Insight
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Tagged AI, Artificial intelligence, Buying a house, Cancer, cancer research, Cure For Cancer, Facebook, Facebook Checkins, Facebook Graph Search, Facebook labs, FREE eBOOK, map accuracy, Map Apps, map data, Map Maker, Maps, New Scientist, Real Estate, real estate apps, Research
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