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Many real estate options are available for winter visitor snowbird.

Rental accommodations provide opportunities to visit the surrounding areas to find the perfect location of your snowbird dream home. Snowbirds tend to puchase a home or property in their perfect area soon after making a couple trips to explore the options of the many states.

Most snowbirds also maintain a home elsewhere, and budget concerns must be taken into consideration. During your first several seasons you will be able to determine whether you want to continue renting or purchase a place.

Condo Leasing - Some snowbirds feel it is a good idea to rent to “try things out.” A great way to spend the winter in a spectacular property is to look for private individuals renting out a condo for your desired time period.

Internet listings and checking local newspapers in the area you interested in can provide you with leads on the perfect place to rent. Condos offer snowbirds a low-maintenance way to rent.

Make sure to get as much information as you can about the accommodations and the person renting the home. Make a solid effort to verify all information and make sure that the accommodation is a legitimate offering prior to sending money.

Basically, there are two types of leases. Short term rentals or leasing for just a few months usually demand higher monthly rental rates than a 12-month lease. Unfurnished short term rentals can be problematic since you will need to acquire furniture.

Condo Purchasing - Buying a snowbird condo might be a great investment, and provide perfect accommodations for your ongoing snowbird lifestyle. The condo grounds are taken care of by the management which makes it attractive.

You most likely will want to buy in a 55+ community. Check for access and parking. Does the unit your looking at have an elevator? Stairs may not be a problem now, but what about in 5 years? Is the parking convenient to your unit? Do you have assigned parking. And what is the crime like in the neighborhood?

Home Leasing - A great way to spend the winter in a spectacular property is to look for private individuals renting out a home for your desired time period. Make sure to get as much information as you can about the accommodations and the person renting the home. Make a solid effort to verify all information and make sure that the accommodation is a legitimate offering prior to sending money.

Home Purchasing - Buying a snowbird home might be a great investment, and provide perfect accommodations for your snowbird lifestyle. There are many choices in size and location to be made. Remember to consider the down-sizing factor you may be wanting and will your furniture work in a retirement enviroment? Be sure to check several areas of the country before you commit to a purchase.

Timeshare - Time shares seem like an attractive option for the snowbird. A timeshare is a form of ownership or right to the use of a property, or the term used to describe such properties. Timeshare properties are typically resort condominium units, in which multiple parties hold rights to use the property.

Timeshares may be on a part-ownership or lease/"right to use" basis, in which the sharer holds no claim to ownership of the property. A timeshare can be both economical and luxurious.

Much lauded is the idea of owners exchanging their week, either independently or through several exchange agencies, to stay at one of the thousands of other resorts worldwide.

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