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All depends how old you are. And how sure you are about the location where the condo is.

Me, i bought a condo five years ago in Pattaya, now i decide to live in another place inside thailand, and i just rented my condo out, and getting 10 per cent of my investment a year, no tax to paid. In ten years i could have my money back, or also with that money just rent for myself where i want to live.

If you don't want to loose money when you buy a condo, my advice is buy cheap and in good location. Then your condo cant go down in price. If you buy luxurious condo, and the area go down or the condo get old.. you could loose a lot of money. If you buy cheap in a old condominium , you know that will not go worse , and only could go better. Also old condos usually are bigger , new condos is just shoe box.

here you have all the information about visas in Hull consulate:

http://www.thaiconsul-uk.com/downloads-and-visas.aspx

I went there, and in less than half and hour i was with my Non inmigran multy entry. visa.

They looks very efficient, and good service.

HI!!

I wanto planed a trip to Isaan from Pattaya. Around 3 weeks, and with a yamaha nouvo.

My language skills are none. Any advice to give me?

What month you think is better to go?

What towns to visit?

Where to stay?

What things i need to carry in my bag?

Anyone had the same idea?

Thanks...

There lies the crux of the problem It has been near impossible to get them to show the accounting reports to see what is "really" going on there. I know for a fact there are at least 2 maybe more legal actions filed against the developer.

I have a condo here, and im happy. Now new people take over , and is working well, with security both entrances.

More i like, is that no noise around, and you could sleep very good, also you are in near Central Pattaya, Carrefourd and sunkunvit. I winter night without aircon you could listen the crickets if you sleep with open window.

Well done! Hope this acction clean a bit our loved Pattaya.