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Remember gents, legally you cannot own property in Thailand. Yes, there are 30 year loopholes etc - but you will not be the owner. Additionally, a common problem with houses like this that are in un/underdeveloped areas is that after you move in about 6 months to a year later, all of a sudden someone decides to open a pig farm in your backyard, and Somchai opens an outdoor karaoke bar on the corner blasting music into the wee hours of the night. Caveat Emptor.
@@mymaserati100stock4tax Vs lease. Tax is everywhere. The one mentioned here is about lease( it has term to own property) unlike USA( there is no lease term).
@@CasualFace Hilly areas or farther from riverbeds and low areas. You could ask the neighbors around or see the profile of the house. Usually it says if it is prone to flooding
@@CasualFace Northern or Kanchanaburi Central West of Bangkok. Recommend to stay and check out those places before buying a property. Renting first is good.
Construction expert here. Here are my observations: 1. the wall thickness is extremely thin (maybe 7-8cm), so no insulation for anything and if you run against it hard enough you will find yourself in the garden 2. there is no ground water insulation so you'll experience the water running up your walls and destroying the inner and outer part 3. the tiles are not ending in a slope or have some protection, therefore physical pressure on them will break the edges (driveway) 4. there are many small details that are not worked out properly, like alignment of wall sockets, switches, the walls are not straight at all 5. the layout is not that practical, could have been much better 6. not sure about the exterior column supporting the roof on the left of the building, but it looks to me that it's covered with some panel, the structure is not that thick, just hope it's not drywall
@@userdhss-hsjs you're probably not familiar with how a project is run and how many roles go into one. I'm the one who oversees every aspect of it. Not a handyman nor a construction worker.
@@userdhss-hsjs '...There is no such thing as an expert blue collar worker...'?! Somebody doesn't understand the term 'expert'. And besides who are you to judge someone else's 'expertise'?
People throw this out but never elaborate on what they mean. Typically when you own the building but not the Land, the land owner still needs to compensate you if they want to kick you off their land. I have a very hard time believing you can lose your home without any compensation and how often something like this would even come up.
@@MajesticFerret I mean that you have a very high chance of never being able to recover the money that you spent to purchase the property. No one is going to compensate you for anything. Just rent and you will never lose substantially.
@SkippyTheRedKangaroo so someone can up and just steal a house you paid for? Do you have any evidence of this? There's lot of countries where you can own things on the land but not the Land itself and you can't get kicked off the land with no reason.
Amen to that. I'm Thai, living working in the US and has a house in the US, but I would never buy a property in Thailand even though I can own it. Why buying when I can just move around and enjoy a different scenery. That's what I'm going to do when I retire.
they also seem to cram homes in as tightly as possible in Thailand. That rice field will end up as a house sooner or later and instead of a nice green open space to look into, you will be looking out your bedroom window at a fat Thai man in his shower just 3 metres away.
As someone who lived and owned property abroad, I'd NEVER EVER do it again. If the local councillor or mayor doesn't like you - then you are right royally screwed and be unable to sell your property. (This is what happened to us - We had to go to the high court just to get the permit to sell) I know a lady friend who purchased property in Thailand, she got screwed over and lost everything, the "Real" owners wanted it back... It was a disaster she ended up leaving it all behind and moving back to the UK - She lost £100k's.. Just don't do it folks - RENT only - you are free to leave.
Buying your own house is really nice but for me renting is probably the best and smartest option for various reason which majority of your guys already know.
@@kennethso6811 you can't legally own land there, you would be doing like a 30 year lease, which if something happens Thai law always sides with the thai person, someone could buy that rice field and turn it to a pig farm, you can't do a mortgage so you have to pay cash, there is a myriad of reasons not to buy
like the way she points to the rice fields out back as a desirable feature, and every second comment is about how the enjoyment of the property suffers during burning season. The size of that field looks like it might burn a good long while.
Smokey season for 5 months (January - Mai). PM 2.5 air pollution is often the worst in the world at this time. But, good presentation and nice house tho.
**** DANGER ALERT **** (with respect and with understanding that this individual needs and wants commission and money, but please be responsible.) This is mainly advertised to FARANGS - you are in danger (please becareful) 1) You CANNOT (ever) legally own the property. (You will never be the owner, so smile and fantasize for a moment, but TH will never allow it based on property laws.) 2) If someone chooses to open and establish some form of "business" that is going to inconvenience you and your entire family - you are basically stuck with that plot. **** Important - Chiangmai is basically an inferno, if the heat doesn't scare you enough, the amount of burnt dust is going to smoke years you out. (I hope this can seriously help anyone wake up from your bubble. In tribute to my help just raise a cup of coffee to me will do. Take care and please remember NEVER to get screwed by foreign laws. Life is too short to be embroiled into such a mess.)
What's the cause of the air pollution? Farmers burning stuff? I didn't notice that when I was there, but it might have been the 6 months that isn't an issue.
Don't judge. I live in Montreal, Canada. 25 years ago I purchased a $1000 CDN Men's Leather jacket from a high end store that was going out of business. Incredible quality. India makes the best leather goods in the world, hands down.
@@chandlerbingbong Yes, better than Italy. Italian cars including Ferrari. Junk. My mom bought me Italian loafers for my high school graduation back in 1984. $150 CDN. Fell apart in 3 months. I'm assuming you're Italian. I'll give them credit for one thing though. Hunting and military knives are outstanding.
Nice little house! Great view to the wilderness, everything looks perfectly great! I do admire the gate and much admiration to the kitchen! By the way, you do a wonderful job by showing everything nicely, and you are cute too!
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cool house only i see 1 problem in kitchen Extraction machine for creating food all smell go in house thank u same whit same as bathroom have no Extraction machine so mold wil grow
Generally a problem in Thailand - open plan kitchen with MAYBE - in more upscale properties - a Thai kitchen separate, instead of having the usual show/wet split where the real cooking happens in the non-visible kitchen. That and no laundry room are my main 2 complaints. In this case no garden is the third, but then the price is good´.
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Very nice but will there be more houses in that rice field? Chances are yes and Chiangmai is terrible during burning season you don’t want to be there then
@@milan51259 If he's not a Thai national I agree! I visited Thailand but couldn't take it seriously as a place to live. You can buy a house but not own the land? Yeah, right. How much does a long term visa cost? Maybe $25K today, maybe $50K next year. No thanks!
@@truthseeker9454 Exactly! The more economy goes up in Thailand (look past GDP data and excessive growth in the past 25 years), the more "proud" Thais will become. Not a bad thing for them of course, no hate from my side, but we've seen what this does to the general climate for foreigners in China. Being 60 year old retiree, walking with the 20yo won't go on forever and I believe many are totally pi**ed already. I would be if I'd be average Thai guy..
My thoughts exactly, I’d move there permanently but having experienced the burning season for a week was brutal. Smarter to just rent during non-burning season then go down south during.
@@leonevinciChiang mai is known to have the worst pollution in the world during Burma's burning season where they burn rice fields and forests to clear land.
@@anonymoususer6759 lol Cobras and snakes might be the real issue but some geese may take care of that. Mokkis, become less of an "issue" ivertime, and to be honest prefer them to Flies or Nits.
Buyers should prioritize the quality of the build over aesthetics, which are designed to attract potential buyers. The roof is crucial, especially with frequent tropical rains. Neglecting important aspects can be costly. During inspections, look closely at the exterior walls and entrance gate, as they often deteriorate within two years. Ensure the entrance ceilings are made of concrete rather than MDF or plywood. Additionally, check the legalities of property ownership in Chiang Mai, Thailand, and determine what types of businesses can operate in the area. Key Note: Owning a house in Thailand as a foreigner is possible, however the rules and regulations get tricky and confusing. Technically you can own a house in Thailand, however you cannot own the land it sits on. By law, foreigners are not allowed to own any land in Thailand. You can purchase an apartment in a condominium or register a house under a Thai legal entity. However, at least 51% of the condo's occupants must be Thai nationals. This rule also applies to legal entities, requiring 51% of shareholders and investors to be Thai citizens. Complying with this requirement is essential for acquiring both a house and the land it occupies. Exercise due diligence, follow all steps and procedures, and your transaction should proceed smoothly.
The house is 20k over price for that side of Thailand even brand new and it’s a bad investment for the simple fact that your paying for a home that can not be inherited to anyone of your blood it’s a glorified long term rental but it is nice
I would love to have a home in Thailand but it's not a friendly market to foreigners. You can't own the land, only lease. To me that sounds a bit daunting.
With $90,000, you can only get a small entry level car in Singapore and ownership for 10years only. Its unbelievable how cheap housing can be overseas... only 90k you get such large luxury place....
You do realise there is only one world? And that we are all Interconnected? Also be aware that so called first world countries standard of living is plummeting by the day! The west is headed back to victorian level poverty😊
It's standard practice to leave the spaces for the new owner to install aircon. Why would you want the building company to dictate what brand, model and capacity of air-conditioning units you have in your home? Ditto storage. Buy some furniture perhaps?
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I have been following your channel i must say i love the houses and they are worth it, soon i will come to patronise you, but here I bring you good news, I'm 47yrs old $73,000 biweekly and I'm retired, this video have inspired me greatly in many ways!!!
If you were born and raised in new York you'd know too, she's my family's Broker for 3yrs till now and a very good one if you asked me. No doubt she is the one that helped you get where you are!!!!
It's a miracle and I would testify, 110K bucks every 4weeks! I now have a big mansion and can now afford anything and also support God's work and the church.
Great value love the modern design and high ceilings. I just can’t understand how they can build such beautiful homes in Thailand at such a great price . In the west there wouldn’t even be anything for that price
Low labor wages. Lower material cost. Lower quality. Low building requirements. Location. Focus is at the design but what about isolation, no air conditioning, no ventilation system, no garage etc etc. With these arguments, this doesn't seem like a perfect offer to me.
Thank you for always showing us the reasonable price house, not like another channel that use the cutie from Pattaya to take our money for the Chinese owner who runs everything behind. The price from that channel is ridiculous, they must charge A LOT like the British guy from Living in Thailand said on his video.
Yes I loved the house,no cabinets for storage in the kitchen area. No walk in storage closets for all your clothes. Wardrobes take up a lot of space in the bedrooms. No air conditioning units that I noticed. Storage room for tools,lawn mowers, bicycles. Where is the laundry room for washing machine and dryer?
90K wow! sounds good. But Why would I buy anything there? Can't own the land it sits on, and no A/C? Where is the ice box? What's the warranty? Sorry I have questions the internet needs to know.
I own 3 homes in Thailand. The price seems reasonable. No aircon? No storage?No closets? Kitchens are not usually indoors in Thai homes. This home is typical of new homes I see Thais buying these days. Except for the interior kitchen. As you foreigner you cannot own land in Thailand but you can own the structure.
The burning season and the smoke and smog has increased dramatically in the past six years. This horrific situation used to be only two months but now it starts in mid January and goes through April. There are now so many days when Chiang Mai has the worst pollution in the entire world. I simply leave during this time as I value my health. Why any Falang would even consider buying a house/condo in Chaing Mai knowing this is beyond my understanding. Now you can add in the Taxation Department trying to tax the income you have and Thailand is no longer the Land Of Smiles for long term Ex Pats. Next door Cambodia is a much better option.
Wow. I didn’t know that. For the average American I think they prefer Mexico much much more because of proximity and good property laws and it’s right next to the USA, plus the pollution in mexico esp in the nicer cities is amazingly clean air quality you will not find anywhere in Asia. It’s European and western air quality
So you basically buy remote super cheap land, build fully equipped homes targeting the foreigners that are married with Thai people and sell a stunning view that will disappear when other homes will be built and the whole area will turn into a ghost neighborhood (because the villas are occupied only a couple of weeks each year). The margin must be really nice on this kind of project 🙂
Love Thailand and I wish I could live there. This seems targeted for foreigners, but I’m not sure what foreigner would drop 90k to live in between rice fields
Yes, and the large windows are not a benefit they make it worse. Thailand without aircon is like a car without doors. Sure you can, but you really shouldn't.
Unfortunately as forginer can Not own Land so i think it is usless to think about buying in Thailand Rent IS better why should i pay 90k USD for Something that in Future will Not BE my own?!
Does a long term visa come with the purchase of a house and lot? I know a foreigner can own the house and least the land it sits on from the Developer.
Very pretty design. I can afford to buy 2 houses like this, but I am not living in Thailand. I am living in San Jose, CA. $1 M can't buy a small old broken home. Sad.
yeah just the same in Turkey if u want to buy a new apartment not even home and in poor areas of İstanbul its around 300,000 thousand dollars. but in poor areas :(
Everything is for rent in Thailand, very low occupancy rate! Who you going to rent too? That will rent for 10,000 baht a month, if you can find a renter!
Foreigners can't own land in Thailand. The house is yours for 30 years and then... You would need to get married with a Thai but he/she would be the owner unless I'm mistaken. Always consult a lawyer from a big city like Bangkok before buying anything or getting married.
@@cancel.lgbtq.6892 Are you sure? I've read that a foreigner can't own land directly at all. A foreigner has to set up a limited company which is 51% owned by a Thai and that company can buy the land. So the foreigner indirectly owns 49% of the land. You can't do it with a Thai girlfriend if that's what you mean by partner unless the rules have been changed recently.
Seems small and built for foreigners that dont understand the Thai laws. Also where are the range hoods to extract oil/smoke away from the kitchen? Lots of land but tiny house.
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Nice home 😊
How much this can be rented for per month?
I like your enthusiasm
Why is your channel called Farang Home if the Farangs can't have a house ? 🤔
Hi Kojack, our home tour videos are mainly for our audience who have a Thai spouse.
Remember gents, legally you cannot own property in Thailand. Yes, there are 30 year loopholes etc - but you will not be the owner. Additionally, a common problem with houses like this that are in un/underdeveloped areas is that after you move in about 6 months to a year later, all of a sudden someone decides to open a pig farm in your backyard, and Somchai opens an outdoor karaoke bar on the corner blasting music into the wee hours of the night. Caveat Emptor.
Great info bud! Thanks a Lot. 🙂
You can buy condos freehold but you will never own the land unless you do so with a Thai owning 51%.
In USA we can't never own anything either, you will always have to pay taxes to the government
@@mymaserati100stock4tax Vs lease. Tax is everywhere. The one mentioned here is about lease( it has term to own property) unlike USA( there is no lease term).
@@mymaserati100stock4it’s important to understand that’s not the same thing. That’s comparing apples to cheese.. like not remotely close
My wife is Thai and we saw many nice houses get flooded often. The new feeling doesn't last forever
What areas of Thailand are the safest from floods etc?
@@CasualFace Outside of Thailand is great!
@@CasualFace Hilly areas or farther from riverbeds and low areas. You could ask the neighbors around or see the profile of the house. Usually it says if it is prone to flooding
@@CasualFace Denver, Colorado.
@@CasualFace Northern or Kanchanaburi Central West of Bangkok. Recommend to stay and check out those places before buying a property. Renting first is good.
Construction expert here. Here are my observations:
1. the wall thickness is extremely thin (maybe 7-8cm), so no insulation for anything and if you run against it hard enough you will find yourself in the garden
2. there is no ground water insulation so you'll experience the water running up your walls and destroying the inner and outer part
3. the tiles are not ending in a slope or have some protection, therefore physical pressure on them will break the edges (driveway)
4. there are many small details that are not worked out properly, like alignment of wall sockets, switches, the walls are not straight at all
5. the layout is not that practical, could have been much better
6. not sure about the exterior column supporting the roof on the left of the building, but it looks to me that it's covered with some panel, the structure is not that thick, just hope it's not drywall
@@userdhss-hsjs you're probably not familiar with how a project is run and how many roles go into one. I'm the one who oversees every aspect of it. Not a handyman nor a construction worker.
@userdhss-hsjs why does it matter really in what quality someone finds those issues? This is what's wrong with keyboard warriors
@@userdhss-hsjs and I rightfully am after overseeing over 500 construction sites
@@userdhss-hsjs you assume too much in your life. You know nothing about me or my qualifications. Enjoy your day
@@userdhss-hsjs '...There is no such thing as an expert blue collar worker...'?!
Somebody doesn't understand the term 'expert'.
And besides who are you to judge someone else's 'expertise'?
After reading all the comments which helps a lot , Renting is the best way to
You can own a condo
I really like her presentations she is enthusiastic and thorough😊 give her a good raise!
Mind you, she was schooled precisely to look/sound like this.
@@michawu4401 Are you new to "professionalism"? This is true for literally anyone doing a job.
Don't buy a property in Thailand if you can't afford to lose it. Renting is a vastly safer option.
People throw this out but never elaborate on what they mean.
Typically when you own the building but not the Land, the land owner still needs to compensate you if they want to kick you off their land. I have a very hard time believing you can lose your home without any compensation and how often something like this would even come up.
@@MajesticFerret I mean that you have a very high chance of never being able to recover the money that you spent to purchase the property. No one is going to compensate you for anything. Just rent and you will never lose substantially.
@SkippyTheRedKangaroo so someone can up and just steal a house you paid for? Do you have any evidence of this? There's lot of countries where you can own things on the land but not the Land itself and you can't get kicked off the land with no reason.
Amen to that. I'm Thai, living working in the US and has a house in the US, but I would never buy a property in Thailand even though I can own it. Why buying when I can just move around and enjoy a different scenery. That's what I'm going to do when I retire.
@@MajesticFerretdon’t think that Thais are friendly. When it comes to money this big they will take advantage of you
Living in a gorgeous house in the middle of nowhere. Thank you, but NO, thank you.
Sounds like a rip-off must think many foreigners are dumb 😂
they also seem to cram homes in as tightly as possible in Thailand. That rice field will end up as a house sooner or later and instead of a nice green open space to look into, you will be looking out your bedroom window at a fat Thai man in his shower just 3 metres away.
As someone who lived and owned property abroad, I'd NEVER EVER do it again. If the local councillor or mayor doesn't like you - then you are right royally screwed and be unable to sell your property. (This is what happened to us - We had to go to the high court just to get the permit to sell) I know a lady friend who purchased property in Thailand, she got screwed over and lost everything, the "Real" owners wanted it back... It was a disaster she ended up leaving it all behind and moving back to the UK - She lost £100k's.. Just don't do it folks - RENT only - you are free to leave.
You have to be extremely cautious with real estate in Thaïland. There are lawyers to check and many parameters to take in account.
Buying your own house is really nice but for me renting is probably the best and smartest option for various reason which majority of your guys already know.
Why?
@@kennethso6811don’t listen to him
@@kennethso6811 you can't legally own land there, you would be doing like a 30 year lease, which if something happens Thai law always sides with the thai person, someone could buy that rice field and turn it to a pig farm, you can't do a mortgage so you have to pay cash, there is a myriad of reasons not to buy
@@cheetohead6942 so during that 30 year lease, you'll be paying land tax to the gov't? And utilities as well?
U don’t pay tax cause u don’t own the land. Only pay pax on the house
Snake always comes from the rice field
snake also comes from my trousers
Mosquito are the main problem
The wife becomes the snake, when you are old and she had it with you,
😂 snakes??? No thanks.
like the way she points to the rice fields out back as a desirable feature, and every second comment is about how the enjoyment of the property suffers during burning season.
The size of that field looks like it might burn a good long while.
Smokey season for 5 months (January - Mai). PM 2.5 air pollution is often the worst in the world at this time. But, good presentation and nice house tho.
January is okay for me in CM but I pack up by Feb
looks nice... but did not show running water, did not show gate close fully... And the light switches moved but did anything happen?
**** DANGER ALERT **** (with respect and with understanding that this individual needs and wants commission and money, but please be responsible.) This is mainly advertised to FARANGS - you are in danger (please becareful) 1) You CANNOT (ever) legally own the property. (You will never be the owner, so smile and fantasize for a moment, but TH will never allow it based on property laws.) 2) If someone chooses to open and establish some form of "business" that is going to inconvenience you and your entire family - you are basically stuck with that plot. **** Important - Chiangmai is basically an inferno, if the heat doesn't scare you enough, the amount of burnt dust is going to smoke years you out. (I hope this can seriously help anyone wake up from your bubble. In tribute to my help just raise a cup of coffee to me will do. Take care and please remember NEVER to get screwed by foreign laws. Life is too short to be embroiled into such a mess.)
in short Rent and move around every 12 mths.
Price is too expensive for the performance. Land is much too small and neighbor too close.
@@Ytorisv You are just poor.
Still better than a 2 bed 1.5 bath trailer that costs more
@@Jon_5.7_RT Soo 5 walls 1 table and 10 lights 4 windows and 1 door 90.000$ Realy ?
Have you seen houses in the US? 2 bed 1.5 bath with 800-1000 sq feet averages around 300k @sasotrajanovski3041
Oh yeah in any western capital this house would be ten times that.
Ploy really presents the home in a positive way but sadly doesnt say you need an oxygen mask for nearly 4 months of the year if you buy it!
What's the cause of the air pollution? Farmers burning stuff? I didn't notice that when I was there, but it might have been the 6 months that isn't an issue.
Care to elaborate?
In Seychelles you will dream to have a house like that finished for that price. A house like that will costs over 200k here.
That's the first time I've heard ''India'' and ''great quality'' combined in a sentence. Great tourings today, Ploy. 🙏
We appreciate you Chandler!
😂😂😂I was waiting to hear Italy 😂😂😂ups nope India! That's a new one hahahaha! Sorry that was really funny.
Don't judge. I live in Montreal, Canada. 25 years ago I purchased a $1000 CDN Men's Leather jacket from a high end store that was going out of business. Incredible quality. India makes the best leather goods in the world, hands down.
@@SuperRtrtrtr Better than Italy? nope
@@chandlerbingbong Yes, better than Italy. Italian cars including Ferrari. Junk. My mom bought me Italian loafers for my high school graduation back in 1984. $150 CDN. Fell apart in 3 months. I'm assuming you're Italian. I'll give them credit for one thing though. Hunting and military knives are outstanding.
Beautiful home tour ❤ my best moment was the view of the field across the window. Looks so peaceful. Thanks for sharing
I luv the design and lighting .. its beautiful . add some storage .. for 90k . wow
Nice little house! Great view to the wilderness, everything looks perfectly great! I do admire the gate and much admiration to the kitchen! By the way, you do a wonderful job by showing everything nicely, and you are cute too!
She is not included ... 😔💕
@@jamescalifornia2964 You make me laugh!!!!!! I know, I just give the compliment!
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got to laff, that view will be a neighbour wall in 3 months
it's advertised as a 'two-car garage'. Looks more like an open car port. let's be sure we all agree on the terminology
Lovely property, but that living room is quite small.
maybe 1 bedroom too much
Do you know that a lot of folks downplay the role of advlsors until being burnt by their own emotions. I remember couple summers back, after my lengthy divorce, I needed a good boost to help my business stay afloat, hence I researched for licensed advisors and came across someone of utmost qualifications. She's helped grow my reserve notwithstanding inflation, from $275k to $850k.
Well the name is 'sarah otto kohart'. Just research the name. You'd find necessary details to reach out.
No Farang expat will buy with the proposed income tax on worldwide income.
cool house only i see 1 problem in kitchen Extraction machine for creating food all smell go in house thank u same whit same as bathroom have no Extraction machine so mold wil grow
well i see much bigger problem you cant be the owner of this property let alone the ground
Generally a problem in Thailand - open plan kitchen with MAYBE - in more upscale properties - a Thai kitchen separate, instead of having the usual show/wet split where the real cooking happens in the non-visible kitchen. That and no laundry room are my main 2 complaints. In this case no garden is the third, but then the price is good´.
Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future.., I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life!!
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In fact, I had no prior experience or understanding when I began investing in 2018, but by the end of 2019, I had made a profit of almost $750k. All I had been doing was going by what my financial advisor had told me. This demonstrates that all you truly need is a professional to assist you; you don't even need to be a great investor or put in a lot of work.
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Very nice but will there be more houses in that rice field? Chances are yes and Chiangmai is terrible during burning season you don’t want to be there then
I like it at burning season
@@p123-o5h What are you burning? 😄
@@truthseeker9454 He's burning his money with buying that house xD
@@milan51259 If he's not a Thai national I agree! I visited Thailand but couldn't take it seriously as a place to live. You can buy a house but not own the land? Yeah, right. How much does a long term visa cost? Maybe $25K today, maybe $50K next year. No thanks!
@@truthseeker9454 Exactly! The more economy goes up in Thailand (look past GDP data and excessive growth in the past 25 years), the more "proud" Thais will become. Not a bad thing for them of course, no hate from my side, but we've seen what this does to the general climate for foreigners in China. Being 60 year old retiree, walking with the 20yo won't go on forever and I believe many are totally pi**ed already. I would be if I'd be average Thai guy..
Being so happy to go inside and take one step is so cute
solar panels would help with the amount of electricity being used.
I do not understand why there isn't a strong push for solar panels in Thailand 😂
@@marshallfoxworth9424people are poor .
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL
Nice house but I'd be concerned about the burning season and the impact on health
what do u mean?
My thoughts exactly, I’d move there permanently but having experienced the burning season for a week was brutal. Smarter to just rent during non-burning season then go down south during.
@@leonevinciChiang mai is known to have the worst pollution in the world during Burma's burning season where they burn rice fields and forests to clear land.
@@leonevinci. What do you mean is more like it. Surely you know about how bad the air is in Chiang Mai. And how bad it is for people's health.
Exact reason I moved to Phuket.
How is the security situation in this area of Chiang Mai ? The security aspect of this modern, beautiful house has a lot of weak points !
Doesn't rice need a ton of water? And doesn't water breed mosquitos?
maybe thailand is not for you if that's the one thing you notice
@@anonymoususer6759 lol Cobras and snakes might be the real issue but some geese may take care of that. Mokkis, become less of an "issue" ivertime, and to be honest prefer them to Flies or Nits.
Air pollution
Ownership issues
Snakes
Floods
Construction issues
It is best to rent in Thailand
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Buyers should prioritize the quality of the build over aesthetics, which are designed to attract potential buyers. The roof is crucial, especially with frequent tropical rains. Neglecting important aspects can be costly. During inspections, look closely at the exterior walls and entrance gate, as they often deteriorate within two years. Ensure the entrance ceilings are made of concrete rather than MDF or plywood.
Additionally, check the legalities of property ownership in Chiang Mai, Thailand, and determine what types of businesses can operate in the area.
Key Note:
Owning a house in Thailand as a foreigner is possible, however the rules and regulations get tricky and confusing. Technically you can own a house in Thailand, however you cannot own the land it sits on. By law, foreigners are not allowed to own any land in Thailand.
You can purchase an apartment in a condominium or register a house under a Thai legal entity. However, at least 51% of the condo's occupants must be Thai nationals. This rule also applies to legal entities, requiring 51% of shareholders and investors to be Thai citizens. Complying with this requirement is essential for acquiring both a house and the land it occupies. Exercise due diligence, follow all steps and procedures, and your transaction should proceed smoothly.
The house is 20k over price for that side of Thailand even brand new and it’s a bad investment for the simple fact that your paying for a home that can not be inherited to anyone of your blood it’s a glorified long term rental but it is nice
I would love to have a home in Thailand but it's not a friendly market to foreigners. You can't own the land, only lease. To me that sounds a bit daunting.
by speaking in English i assume you cater to foreigners but is it not foreigners can not buy landed property in Thailand ?
no silly this is the channel where you give the money to your thai girl to buy house and you just live in it.
@@Anon1370 untill pay finish than kick you out ?
@@willidevegt8831excatly! Happend so many times
You can only buy an apartment if you are not from Thailand unless you want a Thai girl to steal your house
@@Leo-vz2dj thanks for the info Its okay i stay in Malaysia which i think is a better place to live at least for me it is
You spread so friendly and cheerful vibes with your charisma Ploy and the property is also very nice (made my day)! Thanks for the video!!!
...all i got from this video -BEAUTIFUL RICE FIELD 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
With $90,000, you can only get a small entry level car in Singapore and ownership for 10years only. Its unbelievable how cheap housing can be overseas... only 90k you get such large luxury place....
Too Expensive for a third world country. also foreigners can not own house in thailand (legally you cannot own property in Thailand)
Actually it’s 5th world, believe me
You do realise there is only one world? And that we are all Interconnected? Also be aware that so called first world countries standard of living is plummeting by the day! The west is headed back to victorian level poverty😊
No aircon or storage so not really finished. Like other commenters, I'd be concerned about air quality during burning season.
It's standard practice to leave the spaces for the new owner to install aircon. Why would you want the building company to dictate what brand, model and capacity of air-conditioning units you have in your home? Ditto storage. Buy some furniture perhaps?
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No air-conditioning?
Optional so they can rip off even more😂for this 35k $ real value home
Never 'buy' property in Thailand as a foreigner.
Too much pollution in Chiang Mai to want to buy a home there.
Wear a mask, you snob!
Wow! Dream Home! 🎉
Great value love the modern design and high ceilings.
I just can’t understand how they can build such beautiful homes in Thailand at such a great price .
In the west there wouldn’t even be anything for that price
the west is insane . greedy investors jack up prices .. im out moving to Thailand or vietnam
Low labor wages. Lower material cost. Lower quality. Low building requirements. Location. Focus is at the design but what about isolation, no air conditioning, no ventilation system, no garage etc etc. With these arguments, this doesn't seem like a perfect offer to me.
such a lovely home. love the textures and great price! wow
Thank you for always showing us the reasonable price house, not like another channel that use the cutie from Pattaya to take our money for the Chinese owner who runs everything behind. The price from that channel is ridiculous, they must charge A LOT like the British guy from Living in Thailand said on his video.
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Nice house, price okay, land a bit small, great presentation. Thanks 🙏
Be flexible and rent when it comes to property and women because you can't predict the future.
Great misogynistic comment. Your mother would be proud.
It's a nice house!
I like the car port!😊
Yes I loved the house,no cabinets for storage in the kitchen area. No walk in storage closets for all your clothes. Wardrobes take up a lot of space in the bedrooms. No air conditioning units that I noticed. Storage room for tools,lawn mowers, bicycles. Where is the laundry room for washing machine and dryer?
90K wow! sounds good. But Why would I buy anything there? Can't own the land it sits on, and no A/C? Where is the ice box? What's the warranty? Sorry I have questions the internet needs to know.
Can farangs own land now?? I lived in Thailand from 10-17 and if memory serves me, farangs was not allowed to.
You can own condo but not the land unless if you have partner which he / she will own 51% and you only own 49%.
@@cancel.lgbtq.6892 Then nothing has changed. Thanks for reply mate 👍
I own 3 homes in Thailand. The price seems reasonable. No aircon? No storage?No closets? Kitchens are not usually indoors in Thai homes. This home is typical of new homes I see Thais buying these days. Except for the interior kitchen. As you foreigner you cannot own land in Thailand but you can own the structure.
Thailand prohibits Foreign ownership of land. So dont waste your Money.
I wish that's how it is here in the US.
You can own the house & lease the land it sits on for 30 years! Where’s the problem?
Very true that u can’t own the house.
Canadian designers and builders should see this and be inspired. Canadian houses are from 18th century era.
Canadians have no style lol
Very small living room ,oversized dining room.No mention of air con .Is heating never required with a boiler just for hot water.
The burning season and the smoke and smog has increased dramatically in the past six years. This horrific situation used to be only two months but now it starts in mid January and goes through April. There are now so many days when Chiang Mai has the worst pollution in the entire world. I simply leave during this time as I value my health. Why any Falang would even consider buying a house/condo in Chaing Mai knowing this is beyond my understanding. Now you can add in the Taxation Department trying to tax the income you have and Thailand is no longer the Land Of Smiles for long term Ex Pats. Next door Cambodia is a much better option.
Sad but true.
Wow. I didn’t know that. For the average American I think they prefer Mexico much much more because of proximity and good property laws and it’s right next to the USA, plus the pollution in mexico esp in the nicer cities is amazingly clean air quality you will not find anywhere in Asia. It’s European and western air quality
So you basically buy remote super cheap land, build fully equipped homes targeting the foreigners that are married with Thai people and sell a stunning view that will disappear when other homes will be built and the whole area will turn into a ghost neighborhood (because the villas are occupied only a couple of weeks each year). The margin must be really nice on this kind of project 🙂
Emergency light? Do they have blackouts? 🤔
Love Thailand and I wish I could live there. This seems targeted for foreigners, but I’m not sure what foreigner would drop 90k to live in between rice fields
If you are rice farmer this will be the dream house
The minute she mentioned rice field flooding came to mind no thanks we got plenty of that in Florida.
No Aircon.. gets very hot up there in peak season 🔥
Yes, and the large windows are not a benefit they make it worse. Thailand without aircon is like a car without doors. Sure you can, but you really shouldn't.
Best Kitchen I have seen for a Thai property.
I agree, yet it seems to lack space for a refrigerator, as do many other similar Thai builds. I don't understand that. 🤔
@@truthseeker9454 true
If there is a rice field, isn't there quite some water at some point?
Unfortunately as forginer can Not own Land so i think it is usless to think about buying in Thailand Rent IS better why should i pay 90k USD for Something that in Future will Not BE my own?!
Does a long term visa come with the purchase of a house and lot? I know a foreigner can own the house and least the land it sits on from the Developer.
Very pretty design. I can afford to buy 2 houses like this, but I am not living in Thailand. I am living in San Jose, CA. $1 M can't buy a small old broken home. Sad.
yeah just the same in Turkey if u want to buy a new apartment not even home and in poor areas of İstanbul its around 300,000 thousand dollars. but in poor areas :(
Wow beautiful home
Lovely looking house. Not sure I would want to live there in Chang Mai though.
I only buy it if the girl is included ❤
Are there any restrictions for adding patio, deck, pool?
pool where ? no space
@@craigbmm4675 on roof there is space or above roof you use ladder to go to pool
Chang mai has huge tarantulas I’ve been told !
Large hairy beasts waiting to sink their fangs into you...sounds like a London estate agent.
Did this property survive the current flooding?
What is the point of buying the home than if you can’t own it?
not sure wahts the point of this video when foreigners can't own land property in Thailand
I love the fact that she says "Master Bedroom" and not the woke, "Primary!"
Master sounds someone stuck in 30s😅 MAGA bros don't evolve aren't they😅😅
If I buy it as investment how much it can be rented for?
Everything is for rent in Thailand, very low occupancy rate! Who you going to rent too? That will rent for 10,000 baht a month, if you can find a renter!
so next to a flooded rice field and no air conditioning. High walls big windows 100% humidity = mold.
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Yes beautiful. The house looks nice also. :)
Foreigners cannot buy this house, right?
Foreigners can't own land in Thailand. The house is yours for 30 years and then... You would need to get married with a Thai but he/she would be the owner unless I'm mistaken. Always consult a lawyer from a big city like Bangkok before buying anything or getting married.
You can only own 49% of the property the other 51% belongs to your Thai partner.
@@cancel.lgbtq.6892 Are you sure? I've read that a foreigner can't own land directly at all. A foreigner has to set up a limited company which is 51% owned by a Thai and that company can buy the land. So the foreigner indirectly owns 49% of the land. You can't do it with a Thai girlfriend if that's what you mean by partner unless the rules have been changed recently.
@@freddupont9605you can own a house and lease the land for 30+30+30 years
Seems small and built for foreigners that dont understand the Thai laws. Also where are the range hoods to extract oil/smoke away from the kitchen? Lots of land but tiny house.
can buying a property in Thailand can qualify for permanent residency?
Great home and good affordable price.
Wait! Where are the closets!?
Wait I thought foreigners could not buy land or a house, am I correct or not? Why don't they say this in the videos, it's a very important point!!!
is this all scam? no company home page, all the links are sketchy
Nice hou wit a lot of looms.
Very Good Price And Location Great Showing💯
The price is not expensive, but how about pm 2.5?
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