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        "text": "The timeframe for finding and closing on a waterfront property in competitive South Florida markets can vary significantly. While a standard closing might be 30-45 days, the search itself can take longer due to specialized inventory and unique property considerations like seawall inspections or complex insurance. Factors such as market demand, specific property features, and the efficiency of inspections or permitting can extend the overall process, often requiring patience and quick decision-making.",
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        "description": "Finding and closing on a South Florida waterfront property can take longer than standard, from 30-45 days for closing, due to specialized inventory and unique property considerations."
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