Is Renting A House In Thailand Under $400/month A Better Option Than A Condo?

[@melissawhite4737]

wow I couldn't afford this nice of a place in the states....beautiful

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

It’s amazing how much value you can get for your money in Chiang Mai, isn’t it? 😊 The houses and condos here are not only beautiful but also offer great amenities and locations that are hard to beat. If you’re considering a move or long-term stay, we’d be happy to help you find the perfect place. Is there a specific feature or area you’d prioritize in your search?

[@cadizwilmo9687]

Love the simple design, This is what I'm looking for in HuaHin. Great job guys!

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Thank you for the kind words! Simple designs really do offer so much versatility and charm. While this one is in Chiang Mai, Hua Hin has some fantastic options as well-you might just find your dream place there too. 😊 What features would make a condo in Hua Hin perfect for you? Something near the beach, or maybe with a pool and green views? 🌴

[@cadizwilmo9687]

@@perfecthomeschiangmai I like what you presented here. Nice and small, clean and yet in a nice community. I prefer this over a high rise condo.

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Thank you for the feedback! 😊 It sounds like you’re drawn to the charm of smaller, more intimate spaces within a welcoming community-there’s definitely something special about that compared to the hustle of a high-rise condo.

[@Shibari-shi]

I agree with zeztox, the School makes it a non-starter. Shame because it is drop dead gorgeous and an amazing value

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Thanks for sharing your perspective! Schools nearby can definitely impact the vibe of a property for some people. Out of curiosity, what’s your ideal setting for a home-something quieter or perhaps a bit more tucked away? 😊

[@qwintisntial1792]

GREAT VIDEO 💯

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Thank you so much! 😊 We’re glad you enjoyed it. Was there a particular property or feature that caught your eye?

[@zeztox]

Great house, though i have lived near a school before, and i will never again. I used to wake up frequently, as i like to sleep in, by screams like if someone was being murdered (They were just playing/screaming contest etc). And thus my fight or flight system kicks off, waking up to an adrenaline rush from hell. You would think you get used to it, but sadly i didn't. I wonder if houses in Thailand would ever be rented out for 1-3 months at the time. Id hate to be locked into an area for more that 6-12 months.

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Thank you for sharing your experience-waking up to those kinds of sounds must have been tough! Schools nearby definitely add a unique dynamic, and it’s not for everyone. Regarding rentals, we do offer properties in Chiang Mai with a minimum stay of 3 months but only condos, so you wouldn’t be locked in for too long.

[@theoracle6881]

@@perfecthomeschiangmai How do we go about renting a unit ?

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Hi there, reach out to [e-mail] and do tell them you found us via youtube.! thank you very much!

[@jasonmoore5892]

AWESOME PLACE!! Great job, guys!

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Thank you so much! We’re glad you enjoyed it. Chiang Mai has some amazing properties like this one.

[@Luau_1957]

Nice option. Looks hot warm area wish it had access to one of those nice Thai swimming pools for laps and chill out😂

[@robertl2227]

Thai and Filipinas have some of the most beautiful smiles

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Absolutely agree-there’s something so warm and genuine about their smiles that’s just unmatched! Have you visited Thailand or the Philippines, or do you plan to? 😊

[@markroe2706]

What a fantastic home! What was the square meter of this.

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Around 110 sq meters but there was nothing confirmed. thanks for watching!

[@danielleeson3100]

Miss Beng is adorable ❤❤

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Totally agree! we just love Miss Peang!

[@gregdorscht4767]

Agree, she is a sweetheart!❤

[@nilsrbenjamin]

I also noticed no ring on her finger (yet)...

[@seek1028]

she’s BEAUTIFUL

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

thank you for kind words!

[@MonkeyhammerTP]

Super cute! I love it.

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

We're glad you like it! 😊

[@renx5609]

Hi, is this home cat friendly ? And would taking grab be an option instead of having a car?

[@bigradwolf5001]

I want one within 100 steps from the beach.

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

That's great ! Which beach would you prefer!?

[@fredettehendon4029]

Beautiful community

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@julzamidala2865]

Is there a laundry machine in the house?

[@MalMilligan]

It gets cold at night in Chiang Mai for 3 or 4 months a year... does this unit have heat ? Thanks -

[@farawayfred802]

Hey, I've lived here for a little over a year( originally from Florida). I haven't found a need for heat, just a nice blanket. However everyone is different. I'm sure there are small space heaters you can purchase.

[@MalMilligan]

@@farawayfred802 I lived in Pattaya for 2 years recently and it never really got cold there but I've been in Hanoi when it snowed. lol Being from Northern NJ originally, I've had enough cold !! lol Thanks for the note Fred.

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Great question! Chiang Mai can indeed get quite chilly at night during those months. Most properties in Chiang mai do not have any heating, it is time to get the duvet out and enjoy being cold after the summer!

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

agreed! get the blanket out and snuggle!

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Snow!! Stay away from that! LOL

[@williambreeze2659]

Thanks for this!

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@OrangePeel7]

about how much is the water and electricity bill for the month in $US?

[@bullishdub550]

About $200.00

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

thank you for your help!

[@randyirvine5858]

I would prefer that house to a condo, no lifts, no corridors. Only missing a pool. Well presented👍

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Thank you for the feedback-sounds like you know exactly what you’re looking for! A house definitely has its perks, especially with that added privacy and space

[@dudumast]

What is good presented ??? You not heard screaming kids?? Where is quiet and peas ???

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Thank you for sharing your honest feedback-it’s an important perspective! 😊 It’s true that peace and quiet are top priorities for many, and a location with frequent noise, like children playing, might not be ideal for someone seeking a serene environment. Would you be more interested in properties located in quieter neighborhoods or perhaps on higher floors away from street-level activity? That might better suit your preference for tranquility and "peace." 😊

[@RaneeEP]

Nice property

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

thanks!

[@joshwilliam7850]

I appreciate your feedback and you taking the time to chat with me but I believe to me the $350 is still too high on rent. I was looking at some places that was between the price range $20 a month to $100 a month, I just think too many places are asking too much for rent, especially taking the local income a month

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! We completely understand how important it is to find a place that fits your budget. While Chiang Mai does offer a range of rental options, it’s true that prices can vary quite a bit depending on location, amenities, and the condition of the property. If you're looking for something on the more affordable end, have you considered areas further outside the main areas? They often have lower rental rates while still offering a great quality of life. What features are most important to you in a rental-like location, size, or amenities - Also have you seen this property - it is about as cheap as it gets - kzbin.info/www/bejne/h56cdqx3hdWkbpI&lc=Ugwv-LxrRrWRelSeEFF4AaABAg

[@shahriaralam4295]

How can I buy one in Thailand like that house?

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Great question! 😊 Foreigners can purchase certain types of properties in Thailand, but there are a few rules and guidelines to keep in mind: ### **1. Buying a Condominium** - **Foreign Quota**: Foreigners can own condos outright as long as the building’s foreign ownership does not exceed 49% of the total units. - **Funds**: The purchase funds must come from abroad and be recorded as a "foreign currency transaction" by your bank. - **Process**: You’ll need a good property lawyer to handle contracts, due diligence, and transfer fees at the Land Office. ### **2. Buying a House** - **Land Ownership**: Foreigners cannot own land directly, but you can: - Lease land (up to 30 years, renewable). - Purchase the house structure itself and lease the land it’s built on. - **Thai Company Setup**: Some choose to set up a Thai company to own the land, but this must be done carefully and legally. ### **3. Costs to Consider** - Transfer and registration fees (around 2-3% of the property price). - Legal fees and taxes. - Maintenance or association fees if buying in a gated community or condo. If you’re serious about buying, I’d recommend starting with a local agent who knows the market well. Feel free to email us at [e-mail] for assistance in Chiang Mai. Is there a specific type of house or location you’re considering? 😊

[@Uexit]

Great! Where is this property? You know it would be great to also show the suroundings, the way to the market, roads, etc. I have been to Chiang Mai. Sometimes, one finds a nice property but forgive me the surroundings are dumping grounds. So, I am sure this is not the case here, but would love to see a bit more. I for one would be interested in such a property. Thank you for your efforts in putting this video together.

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Thank you for your thoughtful feedback and kind words! 😊 The property featured is located in Chiang Mai, and we completely understand how important the surroundings are when choosing a place to live. Including shots of nearby markets, roads, and neighborhoods is a fantastic idea, and we’ll definitely aim to showcase more of that in future videos to give a fuller picture.

[@RichardCrews]

@@perfecthomeschiangmai I live in Florida, so I'm used to running the AC 9 months out of the year. At 7 baht per unit and using the AC to be comfortable, what do you think would be a realistic power bill per month there? Thanks, it's a great looking property.

[@joshwilliam7850]

And besides the high prices living here in the west, there’s so many more reasons why people are leaving the west to be absolute honest with you. I am from St. Louis Missouri and I absolutely hate it here I have a group of friends there’s 130 150 of us. I absolutely hate it here and would like to relocate elsewhere.

[@onsenguy835]

miss bang..i love it. 🙂

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Did you see Miss Peangs' latest video? -kzbin.info/www/bejne/oavXn2CXjcqomJI

[@joshwilliam7850]

I appreciate your happy and mature response I don’t like at the fact that all these places in areas are trying to raise rental prices for everyone no I will not deny the fact that the whole was very nice but I don’t believe it constitutes a price tag at 400 a month me in a group that I am with involved in so many of us. Once simple we don’t need Internet phone hardwood floors are running water and we also don’t want to be around a bunch of other Americans are people from the west because we don’t necessarily agree with all the ones that are there trying to ball on a budget And really kind of ruining the paradise Vive and Field then we believe a lot of these people from the west came down there for simple life but they are making it more complicated than what it needs to be so I guess what I’m asking is do you have anything like that as far as budget goes, I have a lot of money it’s just doesn’t mean I want to spend all of it on the cost of living I do not mean this is any kind of disrespect, so I hope no one takes it that way

[@RichardCrews]

12,000 baht is 350.00 usd per month, which I think is an excellent deal for that home. I'm not crazy about the school, though.

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Thank you for sharing your perspective so thoughtfully-your points are completely valid, and no disrespect taken at all. 😊 It’s true that some people seek out a simple and peaceful lifestyle, and rising rental prices or “Westernization” in certain areas can complicate that. Living modestly in Chiang Mai is not only possible but also aligns with the way many locals live.

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! 😊

[@MedBedSpaUSA]

Can you show more of the property amenities, pool, gym, meeting rooms etc? The directions are confusing to people who have never been there. Whats the closest city? How far from an airport?

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

There were no facilities for this property to show, just the common area - If you are looking for a property with facilities have you seen this one - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYCze4iGhrCLmac

[@RevsyBayBay]

Is this property pet friendly? (One small friendly dog and an equally friendly grey cat)

[@sharda230]

Is this properties still available?

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Thank you for your interest! 😊 Yes! please check out the link here -perfecthomes.co.th/property/modern-one-bedroom-house-for-rent-in-tha-sala/

[@KingC-h8d]

Vet nice and spacious

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Totally agree! The space really stands out and makes it feel so much more comfortable and versatile. 😊

[@johnnow1]

So how many units avg a month for that house? A Kw a unit?

[@KMOinT]

Units are in KW. It would depend on the individual user with aircon etc… One thing to remember is the smog in Chang Mai can become very bad during certain times of the year. Meaning you would be running you aircon 24/7 for an extended period of time. The rest of the electricity to run everything else would be negligible.

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Thanks for your help here!

[@AntiTheismForever]

Where is the pool, the gym and the nearest beach? I will gladly pay extra for such amenities. Good as basic accommodation on a tight budget but not much else going for it.

[@AseykinNews]

what's the air quality situation like around there ?

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Great question! Air quality in Chiang Mai can vary significantly depending on the time of year. Here's a breakdown: ### **High Season (November-February):** - Generally **very good** air quality, with cool weather and clear skies. This is the best time to enjoy outdoor activities without worrying about pollution. ### **Burning Season (February-April):** - The air quality can drop significantly due to agricultural burning in the region. It often reaches unhealthy levels, especially in March. During this time, many residents use air purifiers indoors and avoid prolonged outdoor exposure. - If you’re sensitive to air pollution, this might be a concern, and renting a condo with good air filtration could help. ### **Rainy Season (May-October):** - Rain washes away particulates, so air quality is generally **good to moderate** during this period. If air quality is a priority, condos on higher floors can help reduce exposure, and investing in an air purifier is always a good idea. Would seasonal air quality affect your plans for living in Chiang Mai? 😊

[@barnmonster888]

HOW DO I GET ONE AND GET OVER THERE AND THE COST---IM RETIRED AND READY TO MOVE OUT OF THE USA A THIRD WORLD COUNTRY NOW

[@TheSwaggerpg]

I think (different) should replace your "third world" comment.

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Thanks for your comment! It’s great to hear you’re ready for a new adventure. Moving to Chiang Mai is simpler than you might think. To start, you can browse our available condos on perfecthomes.co.th and reach out when you find something you like-we can guide you through the process, even remotely. For retirees, the Thai Retirement Visa is a popular option, requiring proof of savings or monthly income. Once your visa is sorted, it’s just a matter of booking your flight! As for costs, Chiang Mai offers an affordable lifestyle compared to the U.S. Our condos start at just $300-$500 per month for something cozy, with more luxurious options around $1,000+. Does this sound like what you're looking for? Let us know if you'd like help with any specific step!

[@barnmonster888]

@@perfecthomeschiangmai I'm a retirement is 1400 a month

[@barnmonster888]

@@TheSwaggerpg need to get your head out of the sand they got hard times coming and I sure hope you're prepared 🙏

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Chiang Mai can be a fantastic place to retire on $1,400 a month! 😊 With its affordable cost of living, you can enjoy a comfortable lifestyle that includes quality housing, great food, and plenty of entertainment options. Here’s a rough breakdown of monthly expenses for retirees in Chiang Mai: --- ### **Sample Monthly Budget (Approximate)** 1. **Accommodation**: - Condo (1-bedroom): 7,000-12,000 THB ($200-$340) depending on location and amenities. 2. **Utilities**: - Electricity, water, internet: 2,000-4,000 THB ($60-$110). 3. **Food**: - Local meals (street food/restaurants): 5,000-8,000 THB ($140-$230). - Cooking at home can save even more. 4. **Transportation**: - Public transport/scooter rental: 2,000-3,000 THB ($60-$90). - No need for a car in most cases! 5. **Healthcare**: - Routine visits: Affordable with world-class hospitals like Chiang Mai Ram or Bangkok Hospital Chiang Mai. - Travel insurance is a good backup for unexpected events. 6. **Leisure & Extras**: - Entertainment, travel, hobbies: 3,000-5,000 THB ($85-$140). --- ### **Tips to Make Retirement Even Smoother** - Look for condos outside the city center to save on rent. - Get involved in expat communities-there are many budget-friendly activities like yoga, hiking, or language classes. - Take advantage of Thailand’s affordable healthcare for routine check-ups or treatments. If you’re interested in condos or homes within your budget, feel free to email us at **[e-mail]**. What kind of lifestyle or amenities would you like for your retirement? 😊

[@jimcunningham61]

Mate very nice value , nut the location is far from shopping and I don’t fancy screaming kids in a school

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Thank you for your honest feedback! It’s true, location plays a big role in choosing the perfect place. Some prefer quieter areas, while others prioritize proximity to shopping and schools. 😊 What kind of location would suit you best in Chiang Mai?

[@graycool]

Needs a big pool in the middle

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

A pool would definitely be a fantastic addition-it’s always a big draw, especially in Chiang Mai's warm climate. Do you prefer properties with a shared pool for community vibes or a private one for some quiet relaxation?

[@martingreen5439]

Next to a school...I love the sound of children...REALLY.

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

That’s wonderful to hear! Living next to a school can definitely bring a lively and cheerful atmosphere with the sound of kids around. 😊 Are you considering this house for its proximity to the school or for other reasons as well?

[@barnmonster888]

HOW FAR IS THE OCEAN AWAY

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Hi there, this house is around 700KM to the nearest beach! Chiang Mai has many other features such as being the number 1 livable in Thailand. Have you been to Thailand?

[@cr8blitz22]

Very NIce

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Thanks! Do you live in Thailand?

[@martyherman3318]

I’m buyer if available let me know asap

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Hi there, this is for rent only and on shared land so it cannot be sold. May I ask if you are in Chiang Mai and ready to purchase?

[@farawayfred802]

My wife and i use gas in our home. It lasted right around a year.

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

That’s impressive-one year is a good stretch for gas usage at home! It's always interesting to hear about others' experiences with home utilities. Did you cook much?

[@roberthornbrook8374]

I tried y Th o swap my flat in London home swapper I was next to a school like that it can be a big know because of the school

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Living next to a school can definitely be a mixed bag-it’s great if you value a lively community, but the noise might not work for everyone. Sounds like you’ve had firsthand experience with this! If you were to swap again, would being in a quieter neighborhood be at the top of your wishlist? 😊

[@roberthornbrook8374]

@ yes I actually live in Sloane Square central London and it is a quiet place

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Sloane Square is such a beautiful and elegant area-quiet yet so central! that is awesome - have you ever visited Chiang Mai?

[@Oggiwara1]

Really nice house for the price. But the 2,5 bath/Kwh extra on the electric bill, will NOT look nice. In practic life the rent is then closer to 20 000 Bath... Which you can rent nice fully furnitured 2 bedroom houses for outside Chiang Mai...

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

You’ve made a great point about factoring in additional costs like electricity-it’s definitely something to keep in mind when budgeting. Renting outside Chiang Mai can indeed offer more space for a similar price, but it often comes down to personal preference-some value the convenience of city living, while others prefer the quieter suburbs. What do you think is more important: proximity to amenities or extra living space?

[@stawill7854]

@@perfecthomeschiangmaiboth

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

awesome!

[@seek1028]

UMMM what part of Thailand 🇹🇭 is this… ? ANYONE KNOWS ?

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

This is in Chiang Mai, northern Thailand 🇹🇭! It’s a beautiful city with a mix of modern conveniences and traditional Thai charm-perfect for everything from exploring culture to enjoying a laid-back lifestyle. Have you been to Chiang Mai before, or is it on your travel bucket list? 😊

[@petergoot]

electric is normal 5 baht a unit

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

That’s a very thoughtful concern, and it’s something that many people discuss when it comes to popular expat destinations like Thailand. Property prices and rents in certain areas, especially those favored by foreigners, can rise due to increased demand. However, the situation varies across the country and even within cities like Chiang Mai. Many local neighborhoods remain affordable and cater to the Thai population, as demand from foreign renters and buyers tends to concentrate in specific areas. The Thai government also has policies to protect local interests, such as restrictions on land ownership by foreigners, ensuring that property markets are not entirely driven by outside money. If you're planning to rent or buy in Thailand, it’s always good to work with local agents who can guide you toward choices that respect both your budget and the local community. What’s most important to you when choosing a property? 😊

[@MAKARIOS22]

Sit and chilling😂😂😂

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Haha, "sit and chilling" 😂

[@cremersalex]

The gas bottle lasts a year? Not when you're cooking patatoes a lot (20 - 25 min.) 6 months top! 😄

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

OK! I must admit I don't cook many potatoes! What are you making with all those potatoes?

[@darkmattersproject2951]

@@perfecthomeschiangmaihe’s making fish and chips for the village. 400 baht is $11

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

@@darkmattersproject2951 Oooh that sounds tasty! I will pop around and bring my own salt and vinegar!

[@hotrod5853]

Get an air fryer, great for potatoes.

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Great tip! thanks!

[@tarwingrill4531]

If there is a big school there, there must be a place to buy food.

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

oh you are right! there are plenty of spots just outside to buy snacks and many local restaurants nearby.

[@stawill7854]

Lovely home. Noise if the children would be okay with windows open but with them closed I don’t want the noise. Would love this with 2 bathrooms, one for guests.

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Two bathrooms would definitely be a bonus for convenience, especially if you’re hosting guests. If you found a similar unit with the extra bathroom, would that make it your ideal home? 😊

[@jammie-f2o]

I’m living in Asia. I would definitely love to know this location or contact phone number for the property.

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

That’s great to hear! 😊 If you’re interested in this property, you can contact us via email at **[e-mail]**. Be sure to mention the video or property you’re inquiring about so we can assist you more efficiently. This particular property is located in **Chiang Mai**, and we’d be happy to provide more details about the neighborhood, amenities, and availability. Are there specific features or areas you’re prioritizing in your search? 😊

[@anthonydavis7151]

thats not a bad deal

[@TheSwaggerpg]

Why not?

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

it s a great deal for the right person! Have you been to Chiang Mai before?

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Agreed! and reason why not?

[@anthonydavis7151]

@@TheSwaggerpg why is it not a bad deal? look at what you get more than less for the money in a freestanding building

[@anthonydavis7151]

@@perfecthomeschiangmai no im looking at traveling soon

[@COCAINECOWBOY313]

Why is it so loud in the back ground 😂

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

there is a school right there! But many do not mind that sound of kids having fun! obviously some do!

[@hotrod5853]

Beautiful place, but not for me with the school. it's way too much noise.

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

It’s true that school noise can be a dealbreaker for some-we appreciate your honest feedback!

[@gadget8066]

Thailand... MISS BANG??? LMAO! Good vid.

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Haha, glad you enjoyed the video and caught that! 😊 Thailand always has its quirks, right? What’s your favorite thing about living in or visiting Chiang Mai?

[@RichardCrews]

Her name is not Bang.

[@dudumast]

Sound from screaming kids I get for free or need pay extra ?😂😂😂

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Haha, the joys of neighborhood ambiance, right? 😂 Thankfully, Chiang Mai has plenty of peaceful areas if quiet living is what you’re after. Do you usually prefer a spot that's more family-friendly or somewhere a bit more secluded?

[@petergoot]

the school makes an lot noises

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

That’s a fair point-being close to a school can sometimes mean dealing with noise during school hours. If peace and quiet are a priority for you, we can help find properties in quieter neighborhoods or further from schools. Do you prefer a more tranquil setting, or is convenience to nearby amenities more important to you? 😊

[@markholland6657]

nice place.. many snakes around there? thats the only thing that puts me off about living out there!!

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

It is very unusual to see snakes in Chiang mai and if you do they are more scared of you than you are of them...Do not worry!

[@djwashx]

Is she single? Nice unit

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

keep watching and you may find out!

[@Imani770]

What about pets? I have a dog (Chihuahua).

[@THE-BASEMENT]

Is the adjacent school international English speaking?

[@vumbui5535]

I think all the 'screaming' are in Thai. 😁

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

It is a local primary school. Not an international school.

[@darkmattersproject2951]

Great place. Now you cooking with gas

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

LOL! I remember that ad!

[@barnmonster888]

ALWAYS SAY WHAT COST IS IN US MONEY

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Got it! We'll always include the cost in US dollars for clarity. Is there anything else you'd like us to keep in mind?

[@barnmonster888]

I LIKE TO EAT AT THE STREET MARKET

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

That’s awesome! Chiang Mai’s street markets are a foodie’s paradise with so much variety and flavor. Whether it’s khao soi, mango sticky rice, or some spicy som tam, there’s always something delicious to try. Do you have a favorite dish, or are you still exploring the options? 😊

[@talkyojap5306]

Build this exactly the same for me in the United States. The Poorer people watch real estate fair market value. Oh know Mr Buddha Fair Market Value Poor People.. they are every where.. come come to the United Stated build for me here. Right here. I know where!!!!!

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Thank you for your passionate comment! 😊 Building something like this in the United States would definitely depend on the location and cost of materials, but it’s fascinating to think about how real estate styles can inspire developments in other countries. The minimalist yet functional design often seen in Thai condos could work beautifully in many U.S. cities, especially in areas where maximizing space and affordability is key. Out of curiosity, what’s the location you’re thinking of for a project like this? 😊

[@jbennison5672]

God thats a weird House, in a weird location. With a load of kids constantly talking.😢

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Sometimes a unique house or location can take a little getting used to. Out of curiosity, what kind of setting or vibe do you usually prefer? 😊

[@talkyojap5306]

What if the Devil Svharti Sharta was in charge AND AND we want to laugh... you know laugh laugh.... hahaha before Final Round. hahaha. For good universe energy. I promise.

[@joshwilliam7850]

Nope, too expensive

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Fair enough! It’s important to find a home that fits your budget and feels like a good value. Chiang Mai does have a wide range of options, so there’s definitely something out there for everyone. 😊 What’s your ideal price range, and are there any must-have features you’d prioritize?

[@stanleypasquale7080]

400 in Thailand is ridiculous,you are the problem 😂

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

You mean all these people coming here and supporting the local communities by renting properties and living in the Thailand are the problem? Or should everyone stay at home? Maybe you could clarify your comment?

[@stanleypasquale7080]

@ no you,my brother the point was that it is ridiculous that someone would pay 400.00 dollars a month to live in Thailand,but it’s also ridiculous to live in America for 400 a month,listen Brother if you wake up every day, and you can breathe,praise your Creator,understand you do not have to pay to live,understand that they are charging you to live,I don’t live in Thailand I live in America and I think the same way about here,so I am not picking, but stating a fact,you can’t live here for 400 a month unless you are sleeping in someone’s basement

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

@@stanleypasquale7080 You bring up some deep points,, and I appreciate the perspective. It’s true-whether in Thailand, America, or anywhere else, the idea of paying just to exist can feel heavy when you step back and think about it. The cost of living varies wildly between places, but the system of being charged for basic needs like housing is universal. $400 a month in Thailand may seem low to someone coming from the U.S., but it’s still a stretch for many locals. Meanwhile, as you said, $400 in the U.S. wouldn’t get you much at all-maybe a shared space or a basement room. At the end of the day, gratitude for what we have, like waking up and breathing freely, is a priceless reminder. If you could design your ideal living situation-anywhere in the world-what would it look like? 😊 Would you live here for 150 USD a month? kzbin.info/www/bejne/h56cdqx3hdWkbpI

[@stanleypasquale7080]

@@perfecthomeschiangmai honest question deserve a honest answer,me personally I don’t know where I would live, My opinion is we live in a unfair world where the people who are suppose to lead us are pieces of crap, and I get it double fold I am actually Native American Cherokee and black foot ,my last name comes from a father who is a white Italian who family didn’t even have the dignity to put me in his obituary,but they named his white children,but he only had actually one,by a tramp ,who actually made move into the kids room for her new boyfriend to move in, and when my mother died and I wanted to have a relationship with him, I let him move in to my family house that my mom and grandmother payed for,and he had the balls to have his whole fake family move in, so a owned and sold a lot of property and I told him and his family to hit the bricks,I just wanted a relationship with my dad, but he didn’t get it so I didn’t even know he died until 5 years later,so I actually get it, and people should make their money,but the problem is that most people are unreasonable and they have their heads up their asses ,true facts

[@stanleypasquale7080]

@@perfecthomeschiangmai sorry thank you brother

[@tbrewer20031]

Whoever this guy is, he is very cringy. He turned me off, saying, "Who stole the television?", and "Just don't bathe." Please leave those Caucasian thoughts and actions where you came from.

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts-it sounds like the humor didn’t land well in this case. 😅 We’ll keep your feedback in mind to ensure the focus stays on what really matters: showcasing great properties. What features or areas would you like to see more of in our content? 😊

[@RichardCrews]

Is humor unheard of where you live?? Or do just not understand it yourself?

[@chha6439]

This is stupidity 🇺🇸

[@perfecthomeschiangmai]

I appreciate your perspective, may I ask why you feel this way?