Thai Estate Agents have dedicated this section to answering your frequently asked questions with general advice and information about Buying and Selling Properties in Thailand. If you don't find the appropriate response to your enquiry, please send us an e-mail for a prompt and personal reply info@thaiestateagents.com
Q. How do I list my Property For Sale or Rent with Thai Estate Agents ?
There are two ways that Private Direct Sellers and Thai Realty Agents can list their properties on Thai Estate Agents website. The first method is to send us your contact details and property information to info@thaiestateagents.com and we will register your listing/s in the appropriate section for you. Alternatively, if you would like to take full control of your own direct sales and/or rental properties by registering them yourself, simply upload your photo's and property details in just a few simple steps on our Property Registration Page.
Q. Does Thai Estate Agents charge sales commission on Properties and if not .... Why Not ?
NO. Thai Estate Agents do not charge commission on successful sales of property because we believe that our new approach to selling and buying Thai Properties claims to be completely unbiased and affordable for Home Buyers and Real Estate Sellers.
Q. How will listing my property with Thai Estate Agents help me to Sell or Rent My House in Thailand ?
Great question! Thai Estate Agents have a team of Thai and English staff who have a variety of experience and local knowledge. The main thrust of our business is based on search engine optimisation of our company website and we have a dedicated seo department that is working tirelessly to keep our site ahead of our competition.
Q. Can a foreigner own a Condominium in Thailand ?
One of the simplest options for foreigners to buy property in Thailand is to purchase a Condominium. However, the percentage of total sold units to foreign nationals must not exceed forty nine percent of the total number of available units in the condominium block. The funds that are used to buy the condo must be remitted from abroad and correctly recorded by a Thai Bank. The new owner of the condominium will be issued a certificate of unit ownership stating the percentage of rights over the common areas of the building that each individual owner has.
Q. What is the Thai system of Land Measurement ?
* 1 Talang Mett = 1 Square Meter = 10.7 Square Feet
* 1 Talang Wah = 4 Square Meters = 42.7 Square Feet
* 1 Ngan = 100 Talang Wah = 400 Square Meters = 4,277 Square Feet
* 1 Rai = 4 Ngan = 400 Talang Wah = 1,600 Square Meters = 17,100 Square Feet
* 1 Acre = 2.5 Rai = 10 Ngan = 1,000 Talang Wah = 4,000 Square Meters = 42,772 Square Feet
Q. How would a 'Virtual Tour' help me to sell my thai property quickly ?
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