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www.saintignace.org-Located at the north end of the Mackinac Bridge, St. Ignace is the 3rd oldest continuous city in the U.S. A four-season resort area in the Straits of Mackinac, it’s surrounded by Lake Michigan and Lake Huron. The Straits of Mackinac is located in the
“Center of the Freshwater World” offering great boating opportunities. Miles of sandy beach, public forests for hunting, hiking, skiing.Steeped in history St. Ignace is one of the first settlements in this country. This area was rich in fur trading, fishing and later lumbering. Today, it is a major vacation destination and a place many call home. This region features 3 Great Lakes, waterfalls, terrain, and scenery second to none. Take a ferry across to popular Mackinac Island or cross the bridge to busy Mackinaw City, there is something here for everyone. Visit our Chamber of Commerce website for detailed information.
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You can save a ton of money by purchasing a used Timeshare, but before you purchase second hand, there are a few things you need to watch out for first. Sometimes buying used means you will miss out on brand name perks associated with buying the Timeshare new, like using the Timeshare at brand hotels and getting loyalty points for using your Timeshare. But the most important thing to concern yourself with is making sure you don’t inherit the original owner’s debt when you purchase the used Timeshare. A great deal that looked like it was saving you money may end up costing you if the original owner has failed to pay his taxes and other fees on the property. Make sure you use a local real estate agent in the area you are purchasing the Timeshare, and look up the seller of the Timeshare in the better business bureau database to see if there have been any problems with them in the past. Buying a previously used Timeshare can be a great deal that will save you a lot of money… just make sure you proceed with caution and don’t end up getting screwed.

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If you are interested in acquiring rental property out of your county, state, or country it is important to learn how to avoid a rental property scam.

Individuals that wish to engage in this type of scam typically post an advertisement on the internet or in a newspaper that details the type of structure and property they wish to rent to an interested party. In most all cases, the rental is advertised at an unnaturally low price. This ensures the advertisement draws interest. Once a potential renter contacts the individual, they will request an upfront security deposit and will promise to send the key and legal documentation. Unfortunately, at that point, contact is lost along with the money that has been sent.

In this how-to article, you will learn the basic steps in avoiding rental property scams.

Step One:

When working to avoid rental property scams, it is important to pay special attention to structures that are being rented outside of the United States. If you are interested in renting property outside of the country, you should work directly with a certified real estate agent that can work to ensure that your investment is protected. Always verify that the agent works for an established agency.

Step Two:

Pay special attention to advertisements that are listed for rental property. You will want to avoid those that have spelling and grammar mistakes, or seem as if they have been written by someone overseas that is not fluent in English.

Step Three:

It is important to inquire about setting up an appointment to view the structure and property prior to committing to a rental agreement. If you are not able to do this yourself, have someone you trust make a personal visit to inspect the property and take pictures of both the inside and outside.

Step Four:

You should pay special attention to the instructions regarding payment. Many scammers may request that you forward them a cashier’s check or that you take the time to FEDEX the payment. It is also important to pay special attention to their level of persistence. Legitimate sellers won’t use pressure tactics to try to hurry your decision. Remember the old saying that “If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.”

Step Five:

If you have already sent money to secure rental property, and are unable to contact the individual or company that you sent money to, or have not yet received the keys and documentation that you were told that you would receive, it is quite likely that you have been subjected to a rental property scam. At this point, you should contact the Federal Trade Commission by calling 877-FTC-HELP or by visiting their website an filing a complaint form.

To learn more about how to avoid rental property scams and other types of scams, visit the Lionheart Group blog at http://www.LionheartGroup.net.

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Video taken at 249 West 1st Street, Ocean Isle Beach, NC. Rent direct from the owner at: http://beachrentalsdirect.com/249w1stBmetkiff.html

This house is also listed for sale at: http://www.pope-realestate.com/

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Sandbridge Beach… sometimes referred to as the “Outer Banks of Virginia” is a peaceful, quaint coastal community just five miles long… and only 20 minutes south of the exciting Va. Beach Boardwalk area. Siebert Realty is a great realty company in Sandbridge that offers 400 fully furnished beach home and condo rentals (3-10 bedrooms / sleeping 6-25 people) that come fully equipped with all the comforts of home! Check availability, view interior photos, order a free rental brochure, and even BOOK ONLINE at http://www.siebert-realty.com MC / VISA Accepted. You can also view area attractions, golf, restaurants, museums, waterparks, boardwalk shows, maps, and more online. See you at the beach!

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