do you get the money back or do you lose it

Just a question, is it possible to for example make a 30 years lease hold contract and then get another 30 years on it to make it say 60 years, or does this have to be done in increments around the expiration? Also great comedy!

If one sells the house before 30 year lease is up, do the new owners get new 30 year lease? What happens to the house if thai land owner doesn't want to renew the lease after 30 years?

Do you have villas for less ?

Overpriced

I love the comments from people that could not find Thailand on the map. Ignore the haters. Nice condo for that price in a great area. Old build is better than new. And btw, no one needs a chef's kitchen in Bangkok. Who wants to cook at home????

Spectacular space and views!

Love that you greeted the doorman back!

The only person dimmer than the seller asking that much for this is the dim bulb that would pay it. $1m can do so much more in North America and Europe and will actually appreciate. Oh and be marketable.

Looking at hipflat website today, I can only see 12 months of price history for condos now. Is it possible to get longer price history anymore? Or have they removed this completely?

Very poor airconditioning équipements in this big accommodation

Do they purify the water before it come to peoples unit?

The view is definitely nice and the owner knows it, given how nice the balcony is. That said, it's unfortunate that appliances are not built-in high end appliances (Gaggenau/Wolf/Miele), especially the fridge, and that the master bath lacks a tub.

Are list prices negotiable in Thailand?

Solid Ikea Kitchen!

LOL, the view was exactly the same from the other bedroom. A wider balcony doesn't change the view

1.5 and dont even get chef grade appliances .. that oven looks like it came from a Barbie house, and stove should be gas not electric. I like the realtor though, good job 👍🏼

Patrick Bateman will love this place..

Your best video work to date.

Unfurnished is better. I wouldn't want to spend that kind of money on a place full of someone else's stuff.

Is this the one you showed in a previous video a year or so ago that was like 25M baht unrenovated?

Thanks for showing. Very cool

This condo is so big, I might have all my wives and children live with me. Waiting for my BTC to climb to $1.6M.

Sorry but the cheap looking plants in front of the condo and the white and orange tiles are so homely and cheap, it doesn't befit a million dollar condo. Not a good first impression, no curb appeal. Definitely not a million plus condo, overpriced.

Good understanding of great lighting is just one of your many strengths given its a cloudy day. There seems to be quite a few of these really nice renovated big units catered to the high networth individuals. If they could somehow find a way to put a huge round tub in the unit to simulate a jacuzzi or mini pool it might just give the place a whole new dimension. Just a thought.

Buy / rent / sell real estate in Thailand jettgunther.com

The smoothest realtor Ive ever seen in any country no lie, you're the man. I sent you an email if you ever get a chance.

My question is, in the example of long-term leasing and house ownership situation by a foreign national, what can one legally stipulate within a lease agreement? For example, can we agree to an auto renewal if the original owner of the land is still in possession of the land or any particular circumstances? Can we agree to have an appraisal done by a reputable company and sold to the owner of the land for the apprased price or sold to a third party at that price within a prearranged timeframe? I have no experience with this and am curious what my options would be as a house owner on leased land. I also need advice on these exact scenarios, only being married to a thai wife. Can i lease the land from her and own the house, and what happens in the event of a divorce?

I need advice. I have a thai woman I want to marry, she isnfeom rural thailand. I want to know if i build a house on her land. What happens in a divorce? I dont want to risk my life savings and move half a world away on a "trust me" basis.

How can I connect with you pls.

I think the bad feeling does not come mainly or only from paying tax. It is to pay taxes and remain an eternal alien with dual pricing, 90 days reporting and so on. The feeling of being scam with this new tax policy comes from the gap between Thailand playing a universalist fiscal policy, while staying a nativist country, borderline with xenophobia, for everyday life. Before that we were guest with no rights, even if married with Thai national or speaking Thai, but at least not paying tax. Now it seems we will remain undesired aliens, but paying taxes... Looks like dhimmis in ancient muslim ottoman empire. I hope all countries will have the balls to apply a strict reciprocity on thai assets, savings and revenues of Thai residents around the world if they change the understanding of DTA's

What are the condo fees and property taxes for these kind of condos?

Plan to move in Thailand❤😍😘

Hmm. This is a military vets wet dream lol

i bought my condo in View Talay Jomtien ten years ago in foreign name,I now have my money back if I had rented for ten years ,and could sell for about same I bought it for ,as you say older condos are popular because they are much better built,new ones stud walls thin ceilings lots plastic,noisy! not for me ,my condo is 40 square meters and I have just paid yearly maintenance 10,000 B .thanks for good video.

Thailand people like to mix their gold it's not pure gold Provity country best to buy pure gold in America from Cambodia n Chbinese people 24kart gold not mix

Backward step by the Thai authorities bearing in mind that the money you bring in to Thailand is spent in Thailand on thai goods and services

Design and interior is cool but too commodified not unique

Can I purchase condo at jomtein beach in pattaya, what are the condition versus rental.

Are there wardrobes in a one bedroom apartment?

4.4 million usd? Can foreigners own it outright or is it freehold? Or Good luck with that.

Thomas personally took the time to attend the free consultation call promised in this video and gave a fair assessment of my complex situation. He gave me the confidence to consult his services in future. Thanks again!

LOVE how detailed you are about the unique features, Jett. Brilliant.

I think one of the main problems with these newer style condo complexes is the fact that all of the hallways and living spaces are usually fitted with tiles or other form of hard materials. This can give a lot of noise from other neighbors, especially those with kids making noise. It resonates a lot through the hallways and walls. Would be great to highlight that as well. I understand tiles and marble keep the house cool but it usually comes with a lot of noise.

For someone who worked in Aus for 5 years he should know that superannuation, over age 60, is completely tax free in Australia . So to suggest it is a win to be taxed in Thailand is a worry.

wow way to direct to BTS !!!!

I thought long and hard about this. I finally decided NO!!!! $26,000 is a lot of money to just give away just to stay and have to leave or pay up again in 5 years. $26,000 for 10 years? Sure, but not 5. I'd rather keep my cash and go explore the Philippines. It's just as cheap!!

Yes, Teakwood is on the index. Rain Forests have been devastated for decades because people seek Teakwood for any purpose " wet". Will luxury people ever realize they're sawing off the branch they're sitting on?

Why the master bedroom's bathroom doesn't have a toilet? 😂

Could Jeff or Thomas please clarify this - Is the Thai expat taxation laws based only on Inward Remittance, meaning any and all remittances brought into Thailand becomes assessable to Tax, whether remitted through bank or wire transfer, or ATM & credit cards (not now but soon this loophole will close). If so, then what is the need to classify whether remittance was from federal pension, or interests, or capital gains from house sale, or just plain past savings? Such classification will be required only if there is DTA credit available in tax return, not otherwise. Is this understanding correct?