Reporting from the National Association of Realtors and Google shows that more and more people are using the internet as part of their home searches. This can mean starting with a Google search for the name of your area and a phrase like "homes for sale," or using the website and online resources of a real estate agent you've selected.
One piece of internet capability that's particularly useful in searching for a home is streaming video. A Google survey reports that home shoppers use videos to learn more about a community, take a virtual tour of the inside of a home, and compare features. If you're looking for a home from afar, consider taking a virtual tour of a home or neighborhood. Ask your realtor about video options, or a set of digital pictures if video isn't available.
Try the home search on the Bray website and use the photo galleries or virtual tours (available on some listings - look for the video camera icon!) to see the listings that interest you. You can use the advanced search options to make sure there are virtual tours or multiple photos: under "Choose Your Display Options," check the box for "Only show listings with virtual tours or [__] or more photos."
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