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Updated almost 10 years ago, 01/10/2015

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Jordan Thibodeau
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Jose, CA
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Using Google Maps To Empower Your Real Estate Hunt

Jordan Thibodeau
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Jose, CA
Posted

One of the many mistakes I made when I previewed 100+ homes before I bought my first property was I had no reliable way to track the houses I previewed and more importantly I didn't track the condition of the neighborhoods I visited.

Now with Google's mymaps you can easily create a personalized real estate map to track all of the houses you previewed.

1. Create a new map titled "Real Estate."

2. Enter the address of a house you recently previewed.

3. List notes about the condition of the house and surrounding neighborhood.

4. If you want to get fancy, color code the pins to represent: Red - Fixer/Bad House,

Green/Offer Made - Good House

Overtime you will have a detailed map of your area so you will know exactly which neighborhoods fit your criteria and which areas to stay away from.

Happy Hunting!

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