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Summary: Find a home to rent using the Internet to browse listings in the desired area. Browse rental listings and filter by price, bedrooms, bathrooms and other search options with the help of an Internet business consultant in this free video on using the Internet.
Tod Amazeen has 15 years of experience with the Internet and high-tech industries.read more
"Hi, I'm Tod Amazeen. I've been an Internet business consultant for 15 years. I'm going to show you how to find a home to rent on the Internet. We're going to use a website called RentalHouses.com. So we'll type in "rentalhouses.com" into our web browser and you should land on a page that looks just like this. If not, click on the home button in the upper left hand corner and you'll be taken directly to this page. There are a couple of ways that we can narrow our search here. We can either click on a state on the map or we can select one of the options on the left. I'm going to click on California on the map and you'll see I'll now be asked to narrow my choices down to a metropolitan area. I'm going to choose Los Angeles, Riverside, Orange County areas. Now you'll see that I have a listing of houses that are for rent in the area that I'm interested in. I'm going to click on this listing to get some more information about it and then if I want to be contacted by the agent, I fill out the e-mail contact information, enter the security code and click on send. You've just learned how to find a home to rent on the Internet. I'm Tod Amazeen."
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