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A family member is about enter the property market with the purchase of a townhouse within a medium size complex.

There is a juristic office onsite that has made themselves part of the purchase process. They convinced her that a 5000 baht deposit was required to "lock in" her interest for the property. The usual "There's a lot of interest in this property" spiel.

From what I understand if the bank loan is approved the deposit is applied against her debt but if she chooses to buy elsewhere after the loan is approved they keep the deposit.

 

Why is the Juristic office involved at all?  Is this deposit process normal? Do the owner/builders of these estates engage a proper real estate office to sell to prospective buyers?

 

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5,000 THB is change money in a case of such project. You should have juristic office as your friend rather than foe.

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