• Think twice on supper rental prices, prices are based on season, therefore if you are receiving a "great deal" you should consider your guarantees ahead. Generally prices would vary considerably within location, and property type.

• When booking through the web, make sure your web site matches the site you are visiting, this is called phishing , when delinquents copy an important site to an other domain, masking their identity.

• Google offers in their tool bar (with Mozilla Firefox ) a raking bar, make sure the site is well ranked 2 or 3, this is a guarantee that the site has been on the web for at least a year, and has a solid permanency on the web.

• Pre registration,when booking a condominium you can call directly to ask for your reservation, usually rentals manage a preregisration, this is when the owner call their property to inform of a visit. Having a second confirmation will give you more security before paying. Unfortunatelly this can not be done with all properties.

• It’s better if you have an office phone to contact your seller, though there are many independent brokers, who manage properties independently, though again, take you precautions.

• You should have some sort of written confirmation when booking, in order to confirm the general aspects of rentals. Selling can be dishonest and many can offer you a great deal more than the rentals will be capable of providing.

• Make sure that the information remain constant, emails, phones, address, etc. some may be confused and simply offering in order to close the deal.

• Some properties are very exclusive, and might have some restriction, they can be negotiated, and you may expect some flexibility.

• Make sure you have understood the conditions and services you are entitle, penalties may apply, for changes or cancellations.
  

• When paying keep your receipts and make sure you report them on time and manner.

Please e-mail us regarding any doubts or concerns.