itsari
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I sa after searching bank guarantee in Vietnam I came up with vnd 4 billion for privatre individuals . In thai baht that is over 5 million . -
I have to agree with your comment on risk . However I do not think Thailand is 6 times safer than Vietnam or Cambodia when comparing the difference in the interest rate .
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Interest rates on savings are 1 percent to 1,5 percent . Why is it that Vietnam and Cambodia have over 6 percent on offer for savings accounts . I think the debt problem in Thailand would bring the banks down if they offered the same interest rates as there neighbouring countries .
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Fear of becoming a red neck
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Illegal high-interest loan scheme busted in Thung Yai, 3 arrested
itsari replied to webfact's topic in Southern Thailand News
Is this the first prosecution of thousands to come as the practice of illegal loans above 15 percent is rampant in Thailand . -
Mr Pita is out to promote a free market in the production of alcohol in Thailand , that is not promoting alcohol consumption .
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I'm recently having a lot of aches and pains in my body
itsari replied to ubonr1971's topic in Health and Medicine
It can be worth trying a blood test to see if you are suffering from polymyalgia rheumatica . The disease is treatable using a medicine called prednisolon . The name polymyalgia rheumatica means large muscle pain . -
Reality of your criticism is unfounded and unwarranted. As I said the unfortunate woman has been a victim of her own desire to have the previous owner evicted . Knocking at the door personally is not the way to do it .
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Good for you too . How do know that she followed the eviction law ? As I said the unfortunate woman has tackled the unwanted resident in the wrong way .
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The unfortunate buyer perhaps should of followed the law and obtained a court order to evict the previous owner . The result is what can happen when you do not follow the law when evicting people .
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The landlord in question that you mention is not following Thai law . Take care Sir
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Thank you , so much ignorance amongst so many on this forum .
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If I have been here 10 years or 10 days the law on eviction of tenants is a fact. If you know of people breaking the law when evicting tenants that does not make it right however long you have been in Thailand.
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That's the risk of being a landlord when complying with the law. If you don't want the risk of a moonlight flit then don't become a landlord.
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I am busy tiling , have no more time for your sarcasm. Take care
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I have had to wait a week or two sometimes . I have had problems from damage and lack of cleaning . That is more annoying than a late payment . One month's rent will often not cover the cost involved to restore the accomodation to its original condition. You want my location ? I will not divulge sensitive information on myself or others . Have a good day Frits
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Many take the chance and that makes it the right thing to do ? I prefer to handle tenants in a fair way and I am mostly treated the same .
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I don't have rent to pay Mr Frits.
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Such a wonderful devious mind you have Mr Frits
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I will continue as before Mr Frits
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Decent people get into financial problems as well Mr Frits
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To evict a tenant all aspects of the situation would be evaluated by the courts .
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And what you believe in has no legality at all when it comes to the right to evict a tenant who refuses to leave .
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A tenant has to pay the rent and the landlord has to evict the nonpaying tenant legally .
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Your method of eviction could land you in jail . Over and out
