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Talk with a mortgage broker or bank loan officer to find out how much you can afford. If you plan to build right away, the loan officer should explain construction loans, including the closing procedures you'll encounter while the house is being built. Get Estimates: Talk with area buildi

1.1 Receiving inheritance as a statutory heir under section 93 of the Land Code, in this instance, the total area including the land which has already been acquired (or has not yet been acquired) shall not exceed that specified in section 87 of the Land Code, i.e. not more than 1 rai for a residenti

Chanote (Title Deed): A Chanote is a certificate for ownership of land. A person with their name shown on the deed has the legal right to the land, and can use it as evidence to confirm the right to government authorities.A Chanote title deed shows the official government land survey poi

When the money is sent to Thailand, the purchaser needs to include in the transfer instruction that the purpose is to buy a condominium unit. Banks will only give "Foreign Exchange Transaction Form" certificates for amounts over US$ 20,100. For amounts below this, purchasers must obtain a

Sloping gently toward the sea with untouched mountains on three sides, SeaRidge is tranquil, intimate and natural. Yet, it also resonates a feeling of openness with its setting on the coastal mountain ridge. Located on more than five hectares of some of the best undeveloped ocean view lan

1. Not Performing Inspections. Don't sign away your rights to inspect your new home prior to closing, even if you know the seller won't agree to make repairs. Inspection contingencies should always give you the option of backing out of a contract if you find that the house needs more repairs tha

Sound silly? Of course it sounds silly. Who needs to write down their reasons for buying a home? Naturally, while in hot pursuit of this dream you are going to be excited about the future - researching neighborhoods, viewing homebuyer's magazines full of appealing homes that are just "mi

Efficiency Apartment. Definition: A small apartment with a bathroom and kitchenette that often comes furnished. High-Rise. Definition: An apartment with multiple stories and an elevator. Examples: I live on the fifteenth floor of a high-rise.

The apartment lease or agreement is meant to protect both you and the landlord, by setting down your obligations to each other. Therefore, before you sign the apartment lease, please read all the fine print! It is your right and in your best interest to negotiate any of the terms you are uncomfortab

You can print out this page and write in or circle what interests you. Keep this with you, as a reminder, when looking for apartment. What rooms do you want? 1. Do you need an extra room for: a den, an office, a studio, a sewing room, etc. 2. How much closet and storage space d

In 1999, the government lurched out of the 19th century to amend the property law to allow a Thai spouse (male or female) of a foreigner to buy land. Unfortunately it only lurched as far as the early 20th century. For the spouse to buy land, proof is required that the money used to purcha

Later and according to the Government policy focusing on boosting industrial and commercial investment, the Hire of Immovable Property for Commerce and Industry Act B.E. 2542 was enacted and subsequently put into force on May 19th, 1999. The Act aims at providing specific rules and conditions in res

For the tenant, the first step is to consider carefully, the requirements needed and be as precise as possible. Those who entertain out a lot might consider a smaller but higher quality space in a central location while those who have a family would prefer a bigger space and might have to compromise

Home Buying Questions to Ask - If you decide to work with an agent, will the agent help you compose your offer to purchase a home? If not, who does help? If the agent uses fill-in-the-blank forms, ask for a blank sample copy to take home and study. What types of disclosure

Under the Thai Land Code, "foreign" ownership is considered ownership by any foreign individual or company. The following Thai entities are also deemed to be "foreign": a) a Thai company (whether public or private) in which either (i) at least one half of the total registered capital of