A better brief for finding a property
The most useful search is not the one with the most results. It is the one that makes your trade-offs visible, so you can compare homes, apartments, land, and commercial spaces on the things that matter to you.
Write the non-negotiables
Start with location, intended use, space, access, and a comfortable budget range. Keep a second list for preferences so a good compromise is not rejected for an item that can be changed later.
Search broadly, then narrow carefully
Use /buy, /rent, and /land to see the shape of the market before filtering. Save a few comparable results, revisit the map and description, and ask whether missing information is a reason to investigate rather than a reason to assume.
Make each viewing answer a question
Bring a short checklist: condition, utilities, access, documents, neighbourhood, and total cost. Notes made immediately are more useful than relying on memory after several viewings.