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  1. Doing favors for a neighbor is great, would love to have that opportunity.
  2. I am an owner and a resident....
  3. I went to the condo office and asked if I could hang a sign on the bulletin board. They said no. Seemed weird because I had made a little flyer that looked good. The bulletin board has many things on it - condo for rent, condo for sale, parking spot wanted, and there was even an ad for a large buddha for sale.
  4. Hi, I live in View Talay 5 in Jomtien. Anyone else also live there? I am looking to meet fellow neighbors, I can find no "Nextdoor" type app or Facebook page where people can receive trusted information, give and get help, get things done, and build real-world connections with those nearby. You can PM me. Thanks!
  5. 1). Written contract. 2). It is Por Bor Tor 5 ภ.บ.ท.๕ land 3). To be able to buy chanote land that has a loan against it. The people do not have the money to release the chanote. The idea would be to loan the money against other land the same people own, then release the chanote, the chanote gets transferred to the lender. When the lendee pays back the balance (loan amount exceeds chanote land value), they get the use of the Por Bor Tor 5 land back. That PBT5 land gets rented and rent collected by lender until that time (if ever). Being the land is Por Bor Tor 5, this idea seems out of steam. Would there be some other legal document that could be used in this case? Thanks, the answers have been really, really good. I am learning a lot.
  6. Thank you for the replies - this makes a lot more sense now. Is there anything that can be done without a Chanote? What if it is "Paw Sam Taw" ภบท5 land? I don't remember the term, but it is before a chanote is issued.
  7. Looking at this arrangement and I am interested in the legality in Thailand. Is there a legal option like escrow? Someone needs money (Loanee) Loanee has 2 chinote land Loaner gives money given to loanee When loanee pays back the loanee gets the chinote back Until that time, loaner can farm that land, do whatever, like it is theirs (but not a change of ownership) Can anyone shed some light on doing something like this in Thailand. I am trying to understand how one could do it without getting ripped off. Please hold all the general "Don't do it, scam, dumb falang getting ripped off, you are stupid, etc" comments. Trying to understand if it is possible, please do reply with real legitimate, lucid, factual reasons to do or not do. Thank you ????
  8. Yes, feels like a steep hill. I wasn't expecting to enjoy a flat ride on the trails, but the "hill simulators" make it worthwhile ???? The one in Kalasin province
  9. I have been riding my Mt. Bike around the area and seeing where all the different "tractor roads" lead to. I have been uploading these into a Google Map, overlaying them, and finding spots to explore. I look for cut-throughs to get to another road system, or different ways to link between larger roads. Anyone up for a ride through the farmlands? I have a couple good loops. No hill, but it can be challenging pedelling through that soft sandy dirt. Send me a message if interested - I am close to Nong Kung Si
  10. I found some fancy breeders that have Labradors. My question may be more looking for other folks with Labradors in Thailand. Seems like they would do great on a farm with a pond.
  11. Is it possible to find Labradors in Thailand?
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