CHEAP THAILAND! RENT A NEW HOUSE 35OOTHB A MONTH.

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Today i show you a brand new 2 bedroom & 2 bathroom house in between Cha Am & Hua Hin Thailand. This house is renting for 3500thb a month
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My name is Jonny, I am 40 years old living Hua Hin, Thailand. I have been living in Thailand past 7 years.
🔵Some FAQs
Q. How do you make a living?
A. I have investments in housing & properties in Australia
Q. Are you single?
A. Currently I am in a relationship with my Thai girlfriend
Q. How long have you lived in Thailand?
A. I have been living in Thailand for 7 years, I spent 2 years in Phuket, about 2 years living in Bangkok. Now I am in Hua Hin Thailand.
Q. Why did you start KZbin vlogging?
A. I think I will be able to show the best and worst of Thailand though my eyes. A new perspective on Living In Thailand.
Q. Do you speak Thai?
A. No, but I am currently studying it at school.
#THAILAND #VLOG #EXPAT

[@TheHolisticTrainer]

Congratulations Ian on the new place. Better to be stuck in Thailand than in Australia.

[@jonnyasia]

Cheers mate I’m sure Ian will appreciate that, he will say something like “do I get Sai’s phone number now? 😂 hope all is well & look forward seeing you here soon for a beer 😊👍

[@user-eo2qd9on9r]

อยู่แถวไหนแต่ไปไม่ถูก

[@ljp1942]

Australia is a shit place now overpriced and expensive only good if your a woman on centerlink with children and the medicare system.

[@beefquiche]

even more so today!

[@jaymanP]

That’s one hell of a value! If I had to be stuck somewhere with money coming into my bank account it would be Thailand. You guys keep living the dream. Us working stuff are day dreaming watching your videos. Thanks for the content my man!

[@NZMuzz]

Go Ian !! Awesome place. I'm glad you got a good place and will be more than happy in ya new Adobeee !

[@LarryFournillier]

Thanks for sharing, Jonny it's excellent value for money! Ian made out like a 'bandit'! :)

[@amarkmanpeters]

“You wouldn’t want to get drunk some night and try to figure out where’s home”! Classic.

[@Ulbre]

it could be a trick you use for wanting to meet a particularly attractive neighbour (whose hubbie works night shift)

[@DAVE-uj7hg]

Good on you Jonny for helping out . Can't wait to get back.

[@justglenn1037]

I have yet to see a clothes dryer or an oven in Thailand. Do they exist? Even the more expensive houses and condos dont have private clothes dryers and few have ovens. Do rich people hang their clothes outside?

[@justFreddieThailand]

Thanks Johnny Maybe Ian Let out some of the rooms until he gets back to Australia to help his self out. All the best just Freddy 👋😀⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@alexwhiteley2664]

unbeleivable ..... i would take one just to spend august and sept there and three weeks at chrissy...good score old fella

[@FOREIGNER2B]

Wow 😳 that is an amazing price for such a nice 👍 new place. So sorry to hear about Ian’s situation. I wish him all the best!

[@oreospeedwaggindoesamerica6078]

I can’t wait to come back to Thailand! I have so many real estate and condo agents contacting me lately but not sure if I should buy or just rent. The only reason I’m thinking about buying with those rental prices is I’m bringing my dog!

[@tonypv7]

Hi Jonny, some really great rental places at bargain prices. Thanks for the video.

[@UTCM]

Covid has had havoc on rent here in Thailand ........ But 3500 a month is a steal even now ... Great video !

[@lifeinasia4769]

Cool House! I enjoy this video a lot! Keep it up man!

[@namvet1968]

Wow, that is super cheap! Is there shopping nearby for groceries, restaurants etc. Well done.

[@davidbaker9079]

Great find Ian good luck. Thanks for the Vid Jonny. I think its Abode not Adobe mate

[@pjaayzutube]

Awesome place. Nice vid mate😎

[@EsquireUnlimited]

Nice one Fellas. Ripper deal 👍

[@badbadgerretiredinthailand]

wow thats a deal on the house, fantastic ! love the comment jonny - few beers and they all look the same- funny !

[@chermarl5955]

For Thai people like me still feel that the rent is very cheap for detached houses, two bedrooms and two bathrooms.. Then it will feel how cheap it is in the eyes of foreigners like you... Extremely cheap!! ....probably the appropriate word.

[@SteveFelt67]

I pay $1600 US (50,000B) per month for a 2 bedroom in the US

[@KLI22]

I saw some really nice 2 bedrooms for $3200 or 100000 THB a month in Thailand.

[@aroonburanasakorn5553]

Don't get a false impression that most rentals are this cheap.

[@pjaayzutube]

Great mate. Love u n Ian. Come on make another vlog😉

[@stan2503]

The developer has squeezed the units in. However that is one hell of a bargain, great deal for sure.

[@PedroThai]

Good price but the catch is are you prepared to live half an hour drive from hua hin. It is a very good price though, no air con, cheers jonny

[@stephaneghesquiere9526]

Hi. I m french. I m 45 now. Very Very nice for old days. Look easy. I want same later. i love Thaïlande.15 years i come every year in Thaïlande for holidays Very nice vidéo. Thank You

[@snitchy87]

You can apply for temporary exemption from the portability rules for benefits due to covid 19. I know someone who is stuck overseas with their child and got an exemption for 3 months for their family assistance that was cut off after 6 weeks. Will depend if its deemed he could get back as there are flights going into Sydney, but its worth applying for on the grounds getting a flight is very difficult and the cost of quarantine on his arrival.

[@williamsheil]

Ian should apply for a hardship payment or a waiver from the residence requirement from Centrelink. Covid has made the rules a bit more flexible.

[@kevwandless]

Wow 3,300 this has sealed the deal. Never done hua Hin but looks fantastic. Over the next few years I'm moving over. Maybe H H is the ticket..

[@jspbipro]

Hopefully after he spends on the 3 AC's, water heater, appliances, ect the landlord will be up for renewing again..good deal though. Would probably add security screens as well.

[@extremelydave]

Wow, I might have to think about something like this deal!!!

[@paulhart8814]

Fantastic place for the price and midway between Wha Hin and Cha Am

[@chrisbooth7696]

Hes a funny bloke Ian lol..shit this Covid..iv got a 4 year old son in Thailand and im stuck in the uk for god knows how long mate 😏 keep us entertained Jonny mate 👍

[@welshjohn]

Ian is a top fella, looks a new place at a great price that’s all u need. I laughed wen Ian said clean this up and she can plant a bit of her shit there 😂😂 cheers for sharing Jonny 👍

[@syncmeandroid]

Happy Ian in his new villa.

[@garygibbs1]

Very nice place. for 100us . That is a steal......keep them coming......Love your adventures....

[@antoniosimoes2516]

What we do in Hua In? See the skye? Where is the beach? Drink something? Private hospitals?Furniture? Tv? Buy allthing and move someday with the house in ours bags?

[@jk-hn6go]

The thing is that buying 3 AC units, sofa, bed, tv, refrigerator, washing machine, stove and what not, it's really like paying 500 USD or more per month for a year, but after that it would be a good deal in the long run if they keep that 40k baht a year rent.

[@shawnr888]

If I end up working near there, I'd rent out that spare room for sure! That's a really nice place, especially for that price!

[@EddieManning]

But the landlord could be a tyrant!

[@shawnr888]

@@EddieManning LOL I'm pretty sure we'd be just a couple grumpy old men!

[@EddieManning]

@@shawnr888 If I was there too then that would make three

[@JULIANKGLASSER]

That place is awesome for 3,500 baht per month, that’s only like $100 😎🙌

[@EddieManning]

You could end up with a bald and toothless neighbour 555

[@mrt6349]

@@EddieManning He has new teeths :)

[@jeffjonessellshawaiianhome2185]

@Alexander guilty as charged. Lol.

[@hillbillyintheasia6122]

@Alexander 115 usd

[@hillbillyintheasia6122]

250 USD , cost in Florida this ? 3k a month.

[@warrentheriot4815]

Cheers Jonny, Ian!

[@farangdave7713]

Serious question Johnny - who can I contact to see if they have more units available? Currently retired in northern Thailand, looking to move south.

[@molonlabe9602]

Are utilities paid directly to the provider (cheaper) or do you pay utilities to the owner/estate (more expensive)?

[@orangeguy3314]

Here's what I got in a city in america called Las Vegas. For $82,000 or a mortgage of $415.00 per month. I got a 3 bedroom,2 1/2 bath, one car garage.

[@mikestravelshow]

Brillant deal at that price.

[@Mark-yo5ue]

Ian is looking good. Sad to hear about his pension. The Australian Government should be ashamed of the,selves for cutting pensions during a global Pandemic

[@goodo5691]

no they shouldn't...he's obviously British, and its a know fact that the rate reduces considering the time you have lived in australia...he obviously doesn't qualify...rules are rules.Of course covid has changed everything...but you do need to accept the risk when travelling..What about the British pension...i know a lot of poms are on two pensions.

[@douglasscott9853]

@@goodo5691 Clearly he lived and worked in Australia long enough to earn his pension. Why should it matter where he chooses to spend his life once he has retired and paid into the system mate?

[@Mark-yo5ue]

I agree with Doug Scott. Unless I misunderstand how it works, Ian’s pension is cut because of his time away from Australia. Why does it matter where he lives and whether he is British, American or Thai. If he earned the pension in Australia he should receive the benefit. That may be the rule, but it does not make it right.

[@isaanman5399]

Watch from 04:30 & he explains it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3LLY4l9i5arodE

[@chestermosburger3113]

@@douglasscott9853 yes- he probably costs Oz government less staying in Thailand than staying in Oz

[@stuartnicklin4101]

Yes further from jonnys😁 so he can have some peace.🤣 Looks good ..hope you give him a lift with his stuff 👍.take care you two .

[@MykonosMarinagr]

Thank you very much ... I hope to see you soon

[@martyrobinson6500]

It is possible to continue to receive the Age Pension for the whole time you're overseas, whether you have left Australia on a temporary or permanent basis. If you remain outside Australia for longer than 26 weeks, your pension will be reduced to a proportional rate based on your 'Australian working life residence' , as per website ;-)

[@n1ckoftime397]

I live in hh and I watched this video a few hours ago. Just now got a pop up ad on Instagram for this same housing complex. Weird.

[@e-o-1085]

Wow, nice place!

[@adelesmith7827]

Wow! That's brilliant for the money. I had a 3 house in Kanchanaburi for the same price but that was in 2009 and no kitchen or ensuite. My mate lives in Hua hin, owns a bar 'the white orchard' have you been there??

[@haveleginthailand]

Wow thats some deal, nice place also,

[@anthonyereira2418]

Hi Johnny that seems a bit harsh on Ian's age pension center link have a free toll no to call outside Australia it's on there website, when I spoke to age care pensioners last year asked about staying outside Australia they said lose about 20% after 6 months nothing like the amount Ian's pension has been cut, maybe try aged care they are much more helpful than center link. Thai Tony

[@gas1958ify]

Great bargain there Jonny,feel a bit sorry ,for your friend,even though he knows it is a bargain,he looking kind of down,yes i know he under stress,about his pension,and who can blame him,hope he gets it sorted out soon.but i think moving home is affecting him too,which is natural,especially when it is not his fault.hopefully in a few month,when he gets things sorted out,he will see the benefit of the money he going to save,in rent.

[@Robmar40]

Amazing!

[@michaelj2528]

Ian certainly got a good deal looks like your great house , this virus has certainly FUCKED every one up with no end insight certainly here in the UK anyway as the figures are going up . Nice vlog as always stay safe

[@RealArtfulDodger]

Fantastic value, it's ridiculous actually. Would snap this up in a second, although there'd have to be great places to hang out, a job and decent transportation options. This area looks a bit remote, so there is a trade off obviously.

[@viet8645]

Unbelievable.! I wish you all the best. 🙏

[@natesquestyouknowthatsrigh8269]

Sweet house!! Great price!

[@douglasjuiffre8349]

Hi Johnny. Great video! Ian is great. Can you provide the address? I want one. Is it near Black Mountain? Keep up the good work!! Best of luck!

[@Derrick555]

Hey man really enjoy you channel just a quick one. Do u own businesses in Aus or where you get the income from to live in Thailand as just watched your old vid about your expenses.

[@pauladams5764]

Mate you shouls go see the Aust. Embassy, get a stat dec. telling you are trapped in Thailand and contact Centre link. They should reinstate full pension. It worked for a oz mate here in Thailand. its It is only 120 usd a month

[@PS-gm7vg]

Great update Johnny, what else can u ask for for 100$? Looks safe and secure and cha-am isnt bad..hes got a car i believe so pretty awesome! Will his gf be staying with him now he's losing half his pension? I sure hope so:)

[@SpringDivers]

Nice digs.

[@elcapitano6679]

Greetings, New subscriber here, thanks for the great info and intel in your videos. Question, we are coming down to Hua Hin in a few weeks to look for a rental house long term. Along with my Thai wife we have a 12 yr old daughter, can you recommend a area to look at or a real estate agent that handles rentals? Would like to find something quiet with the possibility of other kids in the area. Thanks, Paul

[@marklee8484]

Very nice, happy for Ian. Which area is this??

[@wbev_thai1666]

Its unbelievable for that , some of the rooms are too narrow, but still excellent value

[@pagansplace7013]

Thanks jonny

[@jennyjones4165]

Jonny, please let me know if there's a house nearby I can get that deal on! - Cheers, Lindsay

[@SteveFelt67]

Wow! That’s $1274 US for a year. Sign me up! I spent more for hotel rooms last year in Bangkok for my 10 days. Seriously Jonny let me know how I can score this deal and I’ll pay upfront for it.

[@barrycook2114]

I lived in Thailand for 5 years & never lost any of my Australian Pension .They don’t take anything off you unless Ian had only worked in Australia for a short term.

[@gazzwilko6630]

Fantastic deal

[@joelmonkley6177]

It's cheap as chips but we're is it I know half way between hua hin and cha am but still bit could be miles fro anywhere. Hopefully there are vans that go past so you can get as one form of public transport is there mall nearby a market 7eleven swimming pool love the price and house 🏡 is big enough but he still has to install AC but it's a bargain I would live there no problem

[@onegreatone2810]

That's right Ian good deal my Tax's and Insurance cost that and that's cheap living!

[@muhamadnazimmansor5358]

Nice house 👍👍👍

[@pjaayzutube]

$37.50 aud per week. Holy crap. Wtf am I doin in Sydney🤪 Nice vid jonny😊

[@sirrebral]

Probably makes sense for Ian and others who expect to stay in one place for several years. Yet I found myself wondering what the break-even point is for purchasing and installing one's own air conditioning and water heaters (not to mention a stove/range and refrigerator) versus a rental that is already equipped with those things. For example, if the total cost of installing A/C and hot water is approximately 65,000 baht (estimated prices below), and the monthly rent of a similar unit with A/C and hot water was 2,000 THB more per month (6,000 THB/mo versus 4,000 (3500 the first year and 4200 thereafter)), it would take 2 years and 9 months for the rental savings to equal the cost to purchase and install the equipment. Naturally, the break-even point would be longer if the rental difference was less (e.g. 3½ years with a 1,500 THB difference per month, or 5½ years if the difference is only 1,000 THB/mo), and shorter if comparable rentals with those utilities included cost more. The key question is how low one can expect to find a comparable place in that particular area with A/C and hot water already installed. * Estimated costs to purchase and install equipment: - 3 A/C units (15K THB ea) = 45,000 THB - A/C installation (3K THB ea) = 9,000 THB - 2 shower water heaters (4K THB ea) = 8,000 THB - water heater installation (2K THB ea) = 4,000 THB

[@sirrebral]

@Alexander The A/C cost that I used was based on what Ian said in the video. Also, to be sure I hadn't misunderstood him (such as 45K each as opposed to for all three), I looked up some prices on a Thai electronics dealer's website; they had a couple models on sale for as little as ฿12,800 installed, and several more between ฿14,900 and ฿16,500 installed.

[@sirrebral]

​@Alexander (1) Manufacturers are a matter of personal tastes and preferences, which I don't wish to impose on what started as a basic assessment of the situation. (2) Yes, I'm well aware of the need to get a unit that is rated for a room's size. The sub-฿13,000 units were rated for 9-12 or 13-18 sq. meters depending on the model, and a unit rated to cool 24-28 sq. meters was ฿22,900; in total, that's ฿47,500 for 3 units...pretty consistent with Ian's 45K figure. (3) The vendor's site definitely stated that the listed price included installation. (4) The specs for some of the listings included dimensions and weights for both the indoor and outdoor (compressor) units, suggesting that both were included, though it's entirely plausible that the vendor did so in a misleading way. But, again, what I found was just to confirm the ballpark figure provided by Ian in the video...as the saying goes, "don't shoot the messenger".

[@sirrebral]

​@Alexander ​ Ah, but I *AM* the messenger in that I'm the one who shared the information printed in the retailers' ads. It's also worth pointing out that the only thing we can be certain of is the 45K price that Ian stated in the video...everything else is presumptuous, including whether he looked at split-system models as opposed to in-wall, window, or portable units. That said, I've found multiple Thai retailers with mini-split-systems (that include the specs for the compressor) consistent with the price point that Ian referenced. One can certainly choose to pay more for other makes and models that have more features, better reputations/warranties, etc. but that doesn't mean that one has to...especially given the premise of this video, in which one is actively seeking to keep costs at a minimum to manage a dramatically reduced income. However, if you insist that only you are qualified to read Thailand's electronics store websites, I'd imagine that you shouldn't need any advice on how to use Google to easily find datapoints on a multitude of retailer sites...including a different sale from a major Thai electronics/appliance store that currently lists a 12K BTU unit with a 12-year warranty compressor on promo for ฿9,999 installed. Might there be "catches" and hidden fees? Certainly--these kinds of promotions frequently do--yet the basics of the offer are laid out pretty clearly, and I'd guess that the price is accurate as long as one is willing to do a few things themselves to avoid being gouged with the last-minute add-on surprises that homeowners and landlords like myself love to hate. As for seeing for one's self, suit yourself. When that's what one needs to resort to in order to believe what's been shared with them in an open and transparent manner, it frequently speaks to closemindedness, overestimated knowledge, and/or resistance to trusting things that run contrary to their assumptions and existing beliefs, even (especially) when those beliefs were formed through the narrow prism of a past personal experience. It's worth remembering that life is chock full of variables, and with several billion people looking at things from a variety of perspectives, it's likely that our own vantage points aren't as definitive as we'd like to have others believe. All that said, if you can't speak to my original question--how low one might expect to find a comparable home in that neighborhood/region that already has A/C and hot water installed--there's no need to re-insist that the prices you paid and choices you made in the past are the only proper way to carry out an HVAC project.

[@sirrebral]

​@Alexander How's this for brevity: "Own up to your role in the conversation." Opinions are fine, but that term belies what took place; you focused on a narrow set of facts as if they represented the whole truth despite easily obtainable evidence to the contrary.

[@sirrebral]

@Alexander I cited discoverable facts from multiple sources, whereas you insisted that your personal experiences were all that one needs to consider...and yet **I'M** the one who's a narcissist? LOL...that's rich, but hey...whatever helps you reconcile your thoughts buddy.

[@gordonbate2844]

Normally when you rent in Thailand the place is fully furnished. This will cost a lot of money for air come, refrigerator, beds and other furnishings. Then unless you can work out a deal with the owner you're pretty much stuck there

[@ianroyle7102]

Gordon my problem has been finding a place that is unfurnished

[@maccastime]

Maybe Ian already has furniture from his other rental

[@drchancer1098]

2 years for 82000B is tremendous!..... if you like the area and neighbours.

[@jimdee9801]

I'll love to visit Ian when I get over. Hua Hin area is my chosen place to rent

[@teresapia7363]

Jonny there is something happening

[@teresapia7363]

+𝟭 (𝟵𝟳𝟮) 𝟲𝟲𝟲 𝟱𝟱𝟲𝟵

[@teresapia7363]

His availability is on whatspp👆🏻

[@taketheredpill1452]

Super thanks for the hope. Less than 150 a month for a whole house. I can make that work :)

[@charliewilliamson881]

Beautiful house 🏠

[@gorillapancake]

That's only $147 AU a month. Crazy. I hope they fix the wall crack. Will they finish the front lawn and garden, or is the house done and as is?

[@larrywheeler9917]

Just deduct it off the $147. By the time you get through nit picking the landlord will owe you money. Lol

[@Viet5436]

Hi Johnny are there more properties there the same price? I live in bkk but wouldn't mind renting there for a year when I go there the weekends

[@chocolatestarfish8044]

Hey Jonny. Any chance you would be able to post the location or LINE ID for the agent of these properties? Thanks

[@gordo191]

I lived in patong for 12 months straight and they never altered changed my pension , I had my money paid into my aussie bank account I dont know if that made a difference,

[@gordo191]

@@PeterC245 I would get in touch with the government, im single and on the age pension that's all I get and I'm seventy, so I don't know his circumstances

[@keithwhite3263]

Johnny! I guess U meant to say ABODE and NOT ADOBE which is a Computer Program ! Lol! $110 per Month Rent in that new building is real cheap.

[@jonnyasia]

Keith White I edit with adobe premiere so it’s obviously fucking brainwashed. My appogies ❤️🙏

[@Soloadriantraveler]

$150 AUD a month. So cheap and very nice to look at and live in not to mention all the Thai adventures you can go on from there.

[@kiptonanthony3362]

I'm in Bangkok we're thinking of moving to hun hin any chance of details to rent a place like that???

[@EddieManning]

Ask Jonny real estate agent Hua Hin. It's a buyer's market. Bargain hard and get a fantastic deal.

[@harryfong3698]

nice pad ! fellas

[@carloselizondo7671]

I'm jealous!

[@hebertcentrone6804]

It is great

[@stevewhittaker5070]

One hell of a deal!!! Too bad about his pension though damn that sucks but I guess he just made up for it anyway thanks again. stay safe. From the US

[@tony-ce7qp]

nice,i want one please!

[@louisumberger1332]

Nice

[@tw25rw]

I'm paying the same for the wife's room in Bangkok where I'm living now.

[@weescotsguy66]

Ian is a survivor, he will get by with his British Spirit, what about his furniture etc if anybody has anything spare nearby.

[@jonnyasia]

100% he will be fine, he's got everything he needs already👍😄

[@gif24gt60]

Can you get a house rental for that price in pattaya, jomtien, and chang mai areas with access to baht buses?

[@LukeyBoy78]

Love ya Ian

[@yongxing1848]

I am going to have 2 of my dogs too.

[@intsccents]

And who says you can not live well and cheap still in Thailand ! holly crap that's a bargain for a new rental house...and its nice...

[@intsccents]

@Alexander you can negotiate anything i have friends that have 5 year leases and some with even longer so if the price afterwards is to high you move... there's always another option...