Where can i search for properties in France online?

Q. I know you can on Primelocation and Rightmove but i want to search for properties on French websites. What is the French equivalent to the two mentioned above.

A. Property in France:
http://www.rentcom.info
http://www.24frenchproperty.com

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Is the right to deny a search of property under any circumstances a right that is granted in the U.S. Constitu?

Q. Is the right to deny a search of property under any circumstances a right that is granted in the U.S. Constitution??

A. I assume you mean the 4th Amendment to the Constitution?

That only protects you against unlawful searches and seizures. You can say "No" if the police ask you to search your property, but if you do, they can detain you while waiting for a warrant. Basically, if you don't have anything to hide, let them in. You cannot prevent them from searching if they have a warrant to search the specified property for specified items.

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Advice for my grandparents on computer first time buyer?

Q. Hey there guys, My grandparents are planning to buy a computer which will connect to the internet so they can search property etc. Is there any advice (preferably web pages) on first time buying and beating some of the Jargon. I can help with the setup of the computer and software and Jargon but I cant be there all the time to help, maybe you can suggest a website I can print off to hand him on advice on the above topics.
Much appreciated.

A. Please, do yourself and your grandparents a big favor and buy a Mac, you cannot go wrong. Here are reasons why; you get good quality for your money, it is fast and easy to set up and simple to use, good tech support and you don't have the worries of other computer owners of viruses, hackers, etc.

I have used many computers and always buy Apple Computers for my personal use.

Log on to their website to see the products and they have specials too. When I got mine, it came with an iPod and HP Printer/Copier!

Also, if your grandparents have never used a computer, they can take tutorials or a class.

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Can conservation officers search others stuff when not present?

Q. So we had a run in with a conservation officer and although i made it clear that the tube that he was checking was not mine and that the owner should be present if he wished to check it. The real owner was up the stream about a quarter of a mile. We were not fishing or hunting so i see no reason that he had the right to search it. Now i know they have special rights in that they don't need warrants or anything to search your property, but dosn't the owner need to be present atleast?

A. Because you did not claim ownership...the officer can consider the property "abandoned."

Additionally, if the property can potentially conceal a weapon the officer has the ability to conduct a "simple frisk" or search of the property.

Good question with a lot of potential gray area...but he was within his legal boundry!

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What are 4 reasons and arguments against student searches?

Q. Insecurity of Privacy?
Right to have a warrant to search property?

A. -Weakens the trust between student/teachers/staff, making interactions difficult and a tense environment
-Breach of Privacy
-Makes students feel like criminals, ie in a prison
-Breach of the 4th Amendment( Search w/o warrant/cause)

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Can I get a list of decent property search sites for Nashville?

Q. Exactly what it says on the tin.

I've been thinking about moving to Nashville, Tennessee, but I'd like to find a few decent realtors sites that would allow me to search properties before I actually go there. Any help would be appreciated greatly.

A. The best site is www.realtracs.com which allows you to search by county, price, features, and lots more. I use it all the time. It is specifically for Middle Tennessee properties.

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How do I search public property records?

Q. With the housing market forcing home prices down I have been aggressively investing in real estate but with the amount of leads I'm working with I don't have the time to manually lookup public property records at a courthouse. How do I easily search public property records to find the owner information, value of the house, tax liens and other information I need to make a decision on whether the property is a good investment or not? Thanks in advance!

A. Sounds like you're doing things the "old way". I remember I use to do all my lookups manually and in-person while sitting around wating for clerks to bring me paperwork when I could be out canvassing properties. You can lookup public property records online quite easily nowaways by tapping into online database websites. Just a warning, no public property records website that claims it gives free property reports is providing anything without a catch. It's usually too good to be true. For a small subscription fee you can get an "all access pass" that will allow unlimited public property searches for a given amount of time (6 months, year, etc). Get with the times and take your search online.

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Can you please tell me how to search for property in Malta?

Q. I am about to start working in Malta and am looking for a property in the Northern part of the island. Can you please tell me the best way to search for property in Malta?

A. Hi...

Recently I bought a property in Malta and I assure you that it is very easy to find property there. There are many real estate agents, but I suggest http://www.krizproperties.com .They give you undivided attention when it comes to property search in Malta.

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Is the right to deny a search of property under any circumstances a right that is granted in the U.S. Constitu?

Q. Is the right to deny a search of property under any circumstances a right that is granted in the U.S. Constitution??

A. I assume you mean the 4th Amendment to the Constitution?

That only protects you against unlawful searches and seizures. You can say "No" if the police ask you to search your property, but if you do, they can detain you while waiting for a warrant. Basically, if you don't have anything to hide, let them in. You cannot prevent them from searching if they have a warrant to search the specified property for specified items.

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Advice for my grandparents on computer first time buyer?

Q. Hey there guys, My grandparents are planning to buy a computer which will connect to the internet so they can search property etc. Is there any advice (preferably web pages) on first time buying and beating some of the Jargon. I can help with the setup of the computer and software and Jargon but I cant be there all the time to help, maybe you can suggest a website I can print off to hand him on advice on the above topics.
Much appreciated.

A. Please, do yourself and your grandparents a big favor and buy a Mac, you cannot go wrong. Here are reasons why; you get good quality for your money, it is fast and easy to set up and simple to use, good tech support and you don't have the worries of other computer owners of viruses, hackers, etc.

I have used many computers and always buy Apple Computers for my personal use.

Log on to their website to see the products and they have specials too. When I got mine, it came with an iPod and HP Printer/Copier!

Also, if your grandparents have never used a computer, they can take tutorials or a class.

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Can conservation officers search others stuff when not present?

Q. So we had a run in with a conservation officer and although i made it clear that the tube that he was checking was not mine and that the owner should be present if he wished to check it. The real owner was up the stream about a quarter of a mile. We were not fishing or hunting so i see no reason that he had the right to search it. Now i know they have special rights in that they don't need warrants or anything to search your property, but dosn't the owner need to be present atleast?

A. Because you did not claim ownership...the officer can consider the property "abandoned."

Additionally, if the property can potentially conceal a weapon the officer has the ability to conduct a "simple frisk" or search of the property.

Good question with a lot of potential gray area...but he was within his legal boundry!

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How can asset search service (or law enforcement agency) find bank accounts?

Q. I can imagine an asset search finding property that is public information, like real estate and cars. How is it that asset search companies claim to be able to find bank accounts? For that matter, how does law enforcement find bank accounts?

A. I'm a private Investigator and I do asset searches. I don't want to give away all my tricks but you would be shocked at the detailed information you can get from public records, deeds, UCC filings, Divorce records, Lawsuits, judgments.

Most PI's have stopped doing asset searches because they made pretexting ilegal. They used to get the subjets name address and SS# and then call the banks pretending to be the subject. This is no longer legal but it's just not necessary to obtain banking and other financial information.

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