Hi Ray,
Check out our company Udon Property and Land. We have a pretty wide selection of property available and also offer a construction consultancy service. The website is www.udonpropertyandland.com. On property that might be of interest to you would be this listing link: http://www.udonpropertyandland.com/?q=node/53 Its located about 1/2 way between Udon and Nong Khai in a lovely quiet spot.
Call me 0804218901 or email to gareth@udonpropertyandland.com.
Be pleased to give any help or advice i can.
Gareth Meadows
Seek Recommendation and Advice on building
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Re: Seek Recommendation and Advice on building
I have put the idea of building a house on "my field of dreams" on the shelf for now. Instead, I am converging on a buying a new house in the Hansa Estates to the west of the city. The list price of this 2-storey, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 160 sq. meter house is 2,550,000. Here are my questions:
1. Do you have any general comments, bad or good, about this estate?
2. They are sweetening the offer with 2 extra A/Cs over the one listed on their brochure, and absorbing the whole of the transfer fees which according to them would be about 100,000 baht, and is normally split 50-50 between them and the buyer. That is, so far a total of about 80,000 baht in sweeteners. What reductions, if any, is reasonable to ask for in the price?
3. According to them non-Thais can buy this house with 30% in downpayment, whereas the Thais need only 10% down. There would be no need to establish a Thai company. This is contrary to my understanding that non-Thais can not buy a house,
In any case, I am inclined to have my lady-Thai buy this house and lease it to me for say 25 years. What do you think and whom do you recommend for the legal advice and the subsequent work?
1. Do you have any general comments, bad or good, about this estate?
2. They are sweetening the offer with 2 extra A/Cs over the one listed on their brochure, and absorbing the whole of the transfer fees which according to them would be about 100,000 baht, and is normally split 50-50 between them and the buyer. That is, so far a total of about 80,000 baht in sweeteners. What reductions, if any, is reasonable to ask for in the price?
3. According to them non-Thais can buy this house with 30% in downpayment, whereas the Thais need only 10% down. There would be no need to establish a Thai company. This is contrary to my understanding that non-Thais can not buy a house,
In any case, I am inclined to have my lady-Thai buy this house and lease it to me for say 25 years. What do you think and whom do you recommend for the legal advice and the subsequent work?