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I have another question about owning a condo. Do things get "old" after a while? Thailand is like the Disneyland for adult men, but if you go to Disneyland every day, it's no longer fun. I've been going to Thailand since 2005 (30+ times) and it's been a blast every time. I think renting might be more fun, because when things get stale, I cold move on to another city or country (Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos)

After reading all the comments and watching the above video, I decided to rent. Thanks for all the comments and advice.

I'm retiring soon. Should I buy a condo for about $125,000 or rent?

Thanks for all the help. When I arrived at BKK, the bus was full. Make sure you book online in advance. Book a bus ticket online about 1.5 hours after arrival.

I want to buy a condo in Hua Hin. My budget is 3,000,000 - 5,000,000 THB. A one or two bedroom, balcony, gym, pool, and security. Location: within walking distance of Soi 84, Soi 90, or Baan Khun Por-Foodcourt. Any advice or suggestions?

Thank you!

I want to catch the bus from Suvarnabhumi Airport to Hua Hin. I was told to catch it on Level 1, Gate 8 for about 300 Baht. When I get to Hua HIn, how do I get to my rental? I'm staying at the Marvest Condos near Soi 80.

ok, I will. Thanks

I want to move my dog to Thailand. I need to fly the dog from LAX to BKK. The dog is an 80 pound Goldendoodle. I've tried calling different airlines, but no luck so far. Anybody know of any airlines that will help me?

Thanks for the tip. I guess I'll forget about finding a chiropractor in Thailand. I think those Thai massages are way better than any chiropractor I've been too.

It's just called medical tourism. It's very popular in the USA because our health care system is so expensive. My sister went to Mexico to have stomach surgery. I plan on going to Thailand to have a lot of dental work done in the future. I'm just looking for a good chiropractor.

Yes, I will get paid because after 20 years of service I have over 100 days of sick leave saved up. I'll be using my sick leave. By the way, when I retire, my job will pay me back for all the unused sick leave I have acquired. You seem to insinuate I'm stilling. This is my money from working for the last 20 years.

Not a bad idea. I'd be willing to pay 1000 baht for a chiropractor to fill out the FMLA forms only because it will take about 30 minutes to fill out the paperwork in English. It's not a bribe though, because I really would like to get chiropractor care and Thai massages to help with my back.

If I do it in the USA, I will need to have treatment weekly in the USA. I've done it before.