There are several steps to follow when buying or selling property in Thailand. These steps include checking for building permits, mortgages, and litigation cases against the property owner. Listed below are the basic steps to due diligence. Make sure to follow these steps to protect yourself and your investment. The next step is to hire […]
Your builder may have a building contract that can be modified to fit your situation, or your lawyer can write a contract for you. Many builders prefer not to have any contract at all. You will likely get a better price quote without a contract.
Many properties are offered on a long-term or “never ending” lease by the current owner. You would agree upon a price, payable at one-, three- or five-year intervals, or for the duration of the contract, or any other interval.