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  1. 11 minutes ago, lextsy said:

     

    3 brand new lifts (completely new rails and everything) in a 23 story building cost 100k baht as my special levy (on 100sqm condo).

    These lifts are estimated to last 30 years. In the same turn this condo in 2014 was 4.4m (estimated rent 25-30k pm).

    I have been here 10 years and estimated value is 6.5m and rent 30-35k.

     

    Glad im renting statements dont really equal the math. (Approx spent 5m thb in 9 years on ownership with no rent and 6.5m asset) where renting would be 3mb spent with no asset

    Your talking out some offices of your body you will never get your back your money back after you even after you die and your grandchildren die

  2. 10 minutes ago, lextsy said:

     

    3 brand new lifts (completely new rails and everything) in a 23 story building cost 100k baht as my special levy (on 100sqm condo).

    These lifts are estimated to last 30 years. In the same turn this condo in 2014 was 4.4m (estimated rent 25-30k pm).

    I have been here 10 years and estimated value is 6.5m and rent 30-35k.

     

    Glad im renting statements dont really equal the math. (Approx spent 5m thb in 9 years on ownership with no rent and 6.5m asset) where renting would be 3mb spent with no asset

    Bull <deleted> rent at 20k it 30k I paid 6000 for a room last year was t worth more then that 

  3. On 10/31/2023 at 3:44 PM, LukKrueng said:

    It has nothing to do with you being non Thai or where the money came from. One of the standard questions asked by the land department is if the buyer\seller are married, and if the answer is yes - the spouse must sign a consent to the deal.i bought few properties so far, and always been asked if married or not (2 different land offices).

    As everything in Thailand, some offices\officers might not ask, but according to the law they should, and the spouse should sign as well.

    Yes just to do with marriage 

  4. 15 hours ago, OJAS said:

     

    Looks like from the OP's user profile that it's the dreaded Jomtien office in his case!

     

    My immigration office (Rayong) reset my 90-day reporting clock when I last sought a retirement extension there, but kindly omitted to tell me that they had done this. I only found out after an online report based on the previous due date was rejected.

     

    Nothing has changed it has always been reset when you do your extension. 

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