The Company Route An Option Now Or Not

[Phil_ne_uk]

I have two questions if anyone can advise It would be appreciated.

I’ve been considering taking the plunge and buying a house. However I have read so many conflicting things about whether or not a company is still possible to have in order to buy a house?

The other option I was considering is a 30 year lease. But, from what I understand IF I split up with my g/f in the future then I believe that I could/would be liable to pay her the rent figure specified in the lease documents. I mean the figure that you pay the land office the 1% on. Is this correct?

Thanks

Phil

[lannarebirth]

I have two questions if anyone can advise It would be appreciated.

I’ve been considering taking the plunge and buying a house. However I have read so many conflicting things about whether or not a company is still possible to have in order to buy a house?

The other option I was considering is a 30 year lease. But, from what I understand IF I split up with my g/f in the future then I believe that I could/would be liable to pay her the rent figure specified in the lease documents. I mean the figure that you pay the land office the 1% on. Is this correct?

Thanks

Phil

Option 3 : http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=83374

[Phil_ne_uk]

Thanks for the link which is useful for information regarding usufruct’s. However I still need the answer regarding companies. Any ideas anyone?? :-)

[turnip]

These forums are sponsored by lawyers and they have been quiet recently. I guess that means no. Company route seems dead unless you own a real trading company that's exempt from the new laws and buy through that.