HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO RENT A HOUSE IN HUA HIN...PART TWO

[@geraldmcgaughey5323]

Just subscribe with 😊channel. And very impressed how practical you are. and down to earth 🌍 the details are exceptionally wonderful in understanding your advice. A very well done 👍

[@thailandmyland...retiringd2351]

Hi Gerald we share a first name. Thanks for subscribing I'm glad that my channel is to your liking and is giving you some good information on Thailand. Cheers Ged

[@romanduran4829]

Thank you for this video. I enjoy the deep dive. More of these please

[@PedrosmsPedrosms]

LIke your vids mate, 402 subs now!!

[@thailandmyland...retiringd2351]

Thanks mate I love making them too...Onwards and upwards

[@rolandthe1st]

👍🏼 Interesting video, thanks 🙏🏼

[@douglasevans3314]

My fiance and I are planning to move to Thailand and we need something with at least 1 or maybe 2 bedrooms, at around 25000 to 30000 a month. No swimming pool unless it's paid for in the rent. "Thanks

[@patrickglennon7058]

You can get access hotel style room with fridge for euro 140,5 minutes to beach.

[@kevinrobinson2745]

Top Stuff GED. Any chance of looking around Soi94 area.....that’s going to be my go too area. Budget 16- 20k Cheers mate Hang Tough with the Vlogs👍👍👏👏

[@thailandmyland...retiringd2351]

Hi Kevin. I will see what I can do Cheers Ged

[@declanomara6368]

Hi mate great videos.hope your doing ok fella,chin up

[@thailandmyland...retiringd2351]

Hi Declan. I'm glad that you are enjoying them. I'm doing great thanks. Cheers Ged

[@maartenbos1396]

Keep going

[@thailandmyland...retiringd2351]

Cheers Maarten appreciate your comment

[@malin5468]

Hi Ged, another great vlog, with informative and engaging commentary. The houses at the upper end were a bit disappointing, but I liked the condo-I would be interested in seeing more of those. Of all the houses you showed, the one in the previous video at 19,000 seemed the best value, since it looked quite stylish, but the the ones at 15,000 were also not bad. My rent for a 500 square foot apartment in Chicago is $1350 per month so comparatively all of these look cheap. My passion is sailing radio controlled yachts- I intend to bring two with me-so access to a lake is important ( although I could sail them in the sea) . My other interests are handicrafts and antiques, so as you travel around Thailand if you come across markets selling that stuff, I would be interested to see them. Also, any markets selling flowers. Hope your other subscribers will also be interested. Thanks and keep up the great work! Colin

[@thailandmyland...retiringd2351]

Thanks, Colin. I'm glad that you enjoyed it got something out of it. There are many bargains out there due to lack of tourism because of covid. You don’t have to pay 50,000 for a good house or condo. My last place in Samui was only 10,000 baht a month (US$290) and it had a private pool. I have attached some links below to two previous videos I did of the house in case you haven’t seen them. I will keep an eye out for antique shops and let you know. Most markets here sell flowers as people buy them to take to make merit at the Buddhist temples. There are also many tropical plants for sale. Regarding your radio-controlled yachts there is a lake about 15 minutes drive from Hua Hin at Khao Tao., here is a link from Google maps…tinyurl.com/yckzd4j6 Links for house kzbin.info/www/bejne/qX21kKOkhtStaMU kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmaYeol_qt-ra6s Cheers Ged

[@malin5468]

@@thailandmyland...retiringd2351 Many thanks!

[@shine9003]

Thanks for the video! I like the last house in your video. Could you please let me know the minimum lease term for that one? I am also wondering who is paying the commission to the realtor for the rental? The landlord or the renter?

[@thailandmyland...retiringd2351]

Hi Mate. The lease can vary in any of the tourist towns such as Hua Hin, Koh Samui, Pattaya, Phuket etc as a lot of the rentals were rented to tourists on a weekly or monthly basis. The last place I rented was in Koh Samui and I signed a three month lease but they would have been happy with a month to month lease. Most landlords now are just happy to get a tenant so you can pretty much ask for whatever length of lease that you want. The landlord pays the realtors fees, though a lot of landlords advertise privately on forums like Baht and Sold and Facebook Marketplace. I hope that this helps. Cheers Ged

[@shine9003]

@@thailandmyland...retiringd2351 Thank you so much for your time! Would it be possible to ship my car to Thailand?

[@thailandmyland...retiringd2351]

@@shine9003 Hi. I was going to ship mine from Australia when I came here to retire. At that time they put a 200% tax on importing a car, which meant that if they valued my car at $15,000 then they would charge the equivalent of $30,000 duty which made it uneconomical obviously. Things may have changed since then but I doubt it. You can Google importing a vehicle into Thailand and you will get up to date information. Cheers Ged

[@shine9003]

@@thailandmyland...retiringd2351 Thank you for your time and help!

[@BraveFartz]

@@thailandmyland...retiringd2351 I am pretty sure that they have stopped all cars from being imported now as from February 2022 , i inquired about taking my car last month and they said it could be either 200% or 300% tax , so after I woke up on the floor I decided that I would sell my car and buy one in Thailand. PS: I am hoping to be in Hua Hin before December 2022 and I currently live in Mandurah Western Australia

[@jonles8712]

Hi Ged ty for the rent vlogs. It is helpful for me. s it safe to rent from the FB mktplace or is it better to go thru an agent? Thank you.

[@thailandmyland...retiringd2351]

Hi Jon. I'm glad that you're getting something helpful from the videos. I have always found my own rentals from websites like FB Marketplace or Baht and Sold and never had a problem. Cheers Ged

[@eldiablo8019]

What conversion rate are you using ? 20,000 Baht = 425 USD ???

[@thailandmyland...retiringd2351]

Sorry slip of the keyboard key should have been $605.

[@eldiablo8019]

@@thailandmyland...retiringd2351 No worries. Thanks for the videos. Maybe I'll see you in Hua Hin someday if I can ever manage to get there.

[@thailandmyland...retiringd2351]

@@eldiablo8019 look forward to meeting you. With the new test and go rules getting here is doable but it's still not an ideal situation over here. Cheers Ged

[@eldiablo8019]

@@thailandmyland...retiringd2351 Although things are still not ideal there, I'm confident I would be happier there than here in the Philippines. Some people will disagree with that, but we all have our opinions. I'm working on getting a visa now, but it is a lot of hoops to jump through. 😒

[@giannagiavelli5098]

from soi 112 you'd need your own car or moto right? its a bit far out! no public trans for sure. Or could u call a taxi?

[@thailandmyland...retiringd2351]

Hi Gianna. Soi 112 is quite a way from town. You would need your own transport if you wanted to go into town on a regular basis as there is no bus route. But you can call a motorbike taxi or regular taxi. I'm not sure what the fare would be. I hope that this helps. Ged

[@giannagiavelli5098]

@@thailandmyland...retiringd2351 yah as I thought. I'd probably hire a car or import my nice one. I'd prob stay closer in town in a rental for the first year before purchasing but I do have my eye on a property ;*>

[@thailandmyland...retiringd2351]

@@giannagiavelli5098 Hi Gianna regarding importing your own car. I was planning on doing that when I retired here 5 years ago. At that time there was a 200% duty on bringing your car in to Thailand. Not sure if it is the same now but for me it wasn't worth it.

[@matthewhough6766]

The 8th property is not located where the pin was, That place is located in Kao Takiab. kinda disappointing you have driven around to see the places personally.

[@thailandmyland...retiringd2351]

No Mathew as you can see on the video I looked at the properties on the internet and commented on them to tell subscribers to give them a little more detail. I am sorry that it disappointed you but I do these videos for free to help people who may want to live in Thailand. Not only do I make no money from them they cost me money to make them. Cheers Ged

[@matthewhough6766]

@@thailandmyland...retiringd2351 Totally understand your position Ged. If you are trying to build a following it would be prudent to create videos of things people cannot do. I could have viewed those properties from anywhere. Just my thoughts hopefully perceived, respectful thoughts for what they are worth. Anyway i still enjoy your content as i ised to live in Huahin and i wish i was back there now. Hope there’s no offence caused.

[@BraveFartz]

if you do not like the content then feel free and find someone else to criticize or perhaps seeing as you are so knowledgeable maybe to make VLOGs .

[@matthewhough6766]

@@BraveFartz thanks key board warrior. Just my feedback. He’s free to ignor it if it hurts his feelings but i just wana see him succeed. Since this comment his videos have improved dramatically.

[@harrystephenson8279]

Why rent.up market house nothing wrong with small home around six thousand Thai baht a month and so content with living cheap

[@thailandmyland...retiringd2351]

I agree my last home was 10000 baht a month. However my channel is for different people with different income levels. I was showing a range of house's for different budgets. Cheers Ged