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Foreigners are often curious about their options for purchasing real estate in Thailand. Find out what your rights are and how to buy property in Thailand!

Wondering how to buy property in Thailand 2022? This guide will take you through the full process; from the initial thought of purchasing a property in Thailand up until the moment that you hold the keys to your new home in your hand.

Let’s be perfectly clear here: no one needs a real estate agent – they need a knowledgeable, professional, and honest real estate agent. That's what we can offer you at Pulse Real Estate.

Buying off-plan property in Thailand is one of the best ways to maximize your return on property investment. You can minimize the risks of buying property in Thailand by using a reputable real estate agency like Pulse Real Estate to do the research for you.

What is leasehold property ownership in Thailand and is it safe to buy a leasehold property? Read this article and your questions will be straightened out.

Tips for Common Mistakes to Avoid While Buying a Property in Thailand. The purchase of a property can be a minefield, especially for first-time buyers. Most of us learn from our mistakes, but it’s better to avoid making them in the first place.

Can Foreigners Get a Loan to Purchase Property in Thailand? There are two options available; Finance from local financial institutions (banks) and International home loan schemes. While possible, the easiest way by far is to get a bank loan via a Thai National.

What are the fees and taxes that both buyers and sellers face when it comes to buying or selling a property in Thailand? This is a common question that understandably everyone wishes to know before completing a deal.At Phuket Condo.net we can provide our clients the exact amount

Read all about why you should be using a lawyer when purchasing property in Thailand. Thai Condominium Law has been in existence since 1978 and is a clear robust law which lawyers are experienced in working with.

If you are considering to make Thailand your permanent home or simply looking to enjoy a hassle-free experience in your holiday home/property investment, this is a must-read.

The common area fee, or CAM fee, is a monthly maintenance fee paid by every owner of a unit in a condominium development.

The sinking fund is a one time payment made by every owner of a unit in a condo development. It's calculated based upon the sqm of each individual unit.