What advice to expats in San Clemente have about housing?
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"Expats in San Clemente advise that it's important to rent a place first before buying to get a feel for the area and understand if it suits your lifestyle. They suggest looking for a house or apartment that has a good water supply, as water shortages can be a problem in some areas. It's also recommended to find a place that's close to amenities like shops, restaurants, and healthcare facilities. Expats also advise checking the security of the area, as well as the house or apartment itself. They suggest hiring a local real estate agent who can help navigate the local market and negotiate prices. It's also important to understand the local laws and regulations related to buying property in Ecuador. Lastly, expats recommend learning some Spanish, as it can greatly help in dealing with landlords, real estate agents, and neighbors," remarked another expat who made the move to San Clemente, Ecuador.
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What advice to expats in San Clemente have about housing?
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