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  "name": "What should I consider when buying a waterfront property in South Florida?",
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      "name": "What should I consider when buying a waterfront property in South Florida?",
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        "text": "When purchasing a waterfront home in South Florida, key considerations include the type of waterfront (ocean access, canal, lake), flood zone classifications, and potential insurance costs. It's crucial to understand the property's elevation, seawall condition, and maintenance requirements, as these can significantly impact long-term ownership. Kelby Contreras and Realty ONE Group Evolution specialize in understanding these nuances across Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, and Collier counties, helping you evaluate properties based on your specific needs and intended use, such as boating or investment.",
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        "description": "Consider the type of waterfront, flood zone, insurance costs, seawall condition, and maintenance. These factors are crucial for long-term ownership and can vary by location."
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  "description": "Consider the type of waterfront, flood zone, insurance costs, seawall condition, and maintenance. These factors are crucial for long-term ownership and can vary"
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