The ULTIMATE guide to renting a BANGKOK CONDO: Tips and tricks

[@bkk_jack4133]

I'd like to share a tip: When your condo has a bedroom window near a busy, high-speed road, it's important to be aware that motorcycles, among other things, can generate significant noise, particularly at night.

[@happyreaper5562]

a good pair of earplugs may solve that

[@aalykins58]

Great video and amazing tips. Thank you for the website recommendations. You’re absolutely right with the open corridor. Aesthetically pleasing but fades quickly once the noise settles in. I really enjoy your videos and it’s clear that these are very intentional and well-thought out. You definitely deserve more subscribers

[@ProjectBangkok]

Thank you so much.. I hope they will come soon haha until then I’ll keep making the videos 😁

[@petejames1326]

@@ProjectBangkok im an aussie and i wanna retire to thailand eventually but what is better finding an apartment before arriving to thailand or trying to find one once in thailand already?

[@ProjectBangkok]

@petejames1326 75% of ads online are ghost ads. It’s stressful finding one while your here let alone out the country haha 100% do it when you arrive. Book and Airbnb in an area you think you want and while your looking you can work out if you wanna be there still too

[@wefrazzini]

Always informative and enjoyable. I appreciate your effort and delivery and agree with your perspectives you share. I entered Thailand 10Dec21 and initially stayed in the asoke area and have returned multiple times between travels. Currently in Jomtien and find old acceptable accommodation without annual contracts around 10k + utilities. I think Bangkok has so much more to offer in variety but having a difficult time leaving the slower paced, lower cost Pattaya area. But, I'm always thinking about Bangkok. Enjoy your travels and I'll keep following your content. Thank you for all you do.

[@marsfuture]

great video, thank you very much for compiling those tips - some of which I totally understand and agree with, like noise travelling / bottle bins etc. I would add not being right next to the elevators as well, especially if these open with the typical "ping" sounds. You'll be hearing that sound all day and all night. It's those little details you only really know once you've had to live with them. Sound insulation is also really important - you can have great -looking apartments apartments with lovely facilities but their walls are paper thin.

[@ProjectBangkok]

Absolutely! For example.. build quality on Ashton condos is amazing and you can’t hear a single thing from outside the room. But Q Chidlom on the other hand I can hear every single Tuktuk going down the road 24/7.. I’m kind of used to it now Hutu I do miss those quite moments I used to have

[@marsfuture]

​@@ProjectBangkok Haha, yeah totally! I've been non-stop travelling in SE Asia for the past 6 months now and have seen the great, the mediocre and the terrible of "apartment design/build" ha ha. Tbh street noises I feel I could live with (trying to always be as far up as possible, even tho I still had the biggest cockroach of my life in a Wyndham Sukhumvit on the 28th floor!), but neighbour sounds are a no-no. Currently in Kuala Lumpur and the nice apartment building (Ceylonz) has walls that are paper thin. Despite great location and facilities and views, I'd not stay here again. Give me Tuktuks any day over obnoxious neighbours! 😛 Just looked at your links for property rental and they're a GODSENT. Thank you SO much! Planning to stay in Thailand over the "winter months" (since rainy season everywhere else!) and I'll definitely check out all those links. Subscribed :)

[@ProjectBangkok]

@@marsfuture Haha those cockroaches are hardcore! We had crickets on the roof of Ashton.. 51st floor! How did they get up there lol

[@inlovewiththailand]

Great video, Rob. Thanks for these tips.

[@ProjectBangkok]

Your very welcome thank you 🙏

[@bobby_thompson]

What you said about the pool is so true. Always ask about the sunlight. I had one pool which was in the shadow of the condo ALL Day except for about an hour in the morning and ended up literally never using it

[@brunoheggli2888]

For what do you need sunlight?

[@jameelabellingport6369]

Love your channel 😊

[@ue7483]

Day to day food at asoke is literally the cheapest having terminal 21 food court right there.

[@ProjectBangkok]

After 2 weeks of living there you will be sick to death of terminal food trust me lol you get what you pay for in the food court. Day time there’s some amazing markets around asoke for lunch.. but at night it’s slim pickings for fair priced street food

[@LongThanh-ew4tf]

Rama 9 is much better than asoke for street food especially after dark

[@tedmartinpadres]

Great video, thanks! Upside to open corridor is air! 😀Closed corridors can be hotter and stuffier than hell without any ventilation!

[@michaeldileo8815]

Great tips, thank you! One quick tip that I heard from somewhere that nobody seems to think about is try to get a room that's at least 7 stories high. Not only does the traffic get quicker, but also bugs can't fly higher than that.

[@pasqualenunnari7468]

Fantastic Vlog and extremely helpful.. Thank you Rob .. I’ll be using this reference for when I come to Thailand.

[@ProjectBangkok]

Thank you Pasquale.. Was sick making this so hopefully it wasn't to terrible

[@johnc799]

Really helpful and informative video, Rob. Great tips at the end to keep in mind. Will definitely have another look at this video if I’m looking for a place in BKK

[@sherwinh1661]

hi boss, could you do 1 video purely about 1bedroom locations? (based on metro/bts stations) for young expats . comparing and recommending best convenient areas in the city to live

[@globaltravelmate]

Nice one mate!

[@ProjectBangkok]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@PaulTAdventures]

Great content and very informative.I would be sane with OSD I’ll be looking at all the positives and negatives and let it suit my needs . Very happy to know your happy in your condo . All the best. Peace ✌️

[@ProjectBangkok]

With your baller money Paul you could get 10 kitchens haha ill show you a few places though its all good

[@mactvtravel]

great video rob nice work!

[@ProjectBangkok]

Thank you for watching bud 👍

[@mactvtravel]

@@ProjectBangkok great info will take it all on board while I’m looking a place out here 👍

[@skillmeup53]

Thanks Rob. Really enjoy the content.

[@ProjectBangkok]

Thank youuuuu

[@LettaLove]

I like the tip about checking the pool temp. Thank you.

[@ProjectBangkok]

Glad it was helpful!

[@youknowthething1709]

Content is class 😮 In the style of how would see my own KZbin adventure to be honest . Inspiring stuff

[@ProjectBangkok]

Thanks a lot! I would like to think I have my own style now maybe

[@jordnfk]

as someone moving back to thailand this year and being gone since covid, this is beyond helpful. thank you.

[@ProjectBangkok]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sam2634]

Excellent content, very useful insight to Bangkok rental scene. Thanks!!

[@ProjectBangkok]

Your welcome! Happy it’s helpful

[@CarnisChampion]

Great work Rob :)

[@ProjectBangkok]

Thank you Carnis :)

[@dontrinh7686]

Solid info. I am planning to move to Thailand shortly. I will be doing the student ED visa.

[@ProjectBangkok]

All sounds like a good plan to me Don!

[@ankitadutta6461]

hii! thank you so much for this informative video. i was wondering if condos can be rented short term? for about 2-3 months? the most ads i have seen mention a year long lease at least.

[@13hubi13]

Did you get any smarter about that? In aldo looking to rent for 2 months

[@clairrice7777]

Great vid and advice Rob. You mentioned at the end of the vid whats needed to secure a condo including evidence of stay. What visa are you on to remain in Thailand?

[@ProjectBangkok]

I have an elite visa myself but as long as you show you have a visa to stay here then they are cool with it. some wont even ask to be honest with you

[@ue7483]

My favorite condo so far is The Room near Phra Khanong bts. Objectively you'll find many "better" condos but personally I love The Room

[@ProjectBangkok]

HOT TIP^^^^^ Nice recommendation.. Comments like this are what make this community great.. Thank you for sharing (Why do they have to name things.. ''The Room''... ''The Address''.. haha)

[@ue7483]

The corridor advice is good!

[@ProjectBangkok]

Shame I found out after I moved 🤣

[@jaredspencer3304]

That pool at the Ashton Asoke is bone-chillingly cold.

[@ProjectBangkok]

Finally someone who agrees 😂

[@jonhobson3592]

I am near a Bin cupboard but it’s ok , also near small steps to the lifts , it’s fairly quiet. Pool in sun half the day 😊all is ok

[@barrynoel5137]

Excellent presentation and video, thank you for the very clearly laid-out steps and valuable tips and advice, much appreciated.

[@ProjectBangkok]

You're very welcome Barry! Thank you for taking the time to watch

[@markh7304]

Some really good tips here that I'll remember for the future. Just watched a Sukhumvit Homes tour from a few months ago. Mandarin Oriental residences. It's £7000 per month!

[@ProjectBangkok]

Oh yes.. some beautiful homes on there that’s for sure

[@mrprimeproperty]

Great advice thank you!

[@ProjectBangkok]

Happy to help

[@kdst430]

Nice tips, thanks for the info! Any idea if the rent/utility rates are affected by floor no.? I saw some flats like 18th-20th floor or higher with nice views at average prices, but there has to be some handicap I assume.

[@ProjectBangkok]

Usually expect to pay a bit more for the aircon the higher you go.. but that been said.. you also get more wind higher up.. so can always just open the window... swings and roundabouts

[@Marcontheroad]

great content, thanks so much for this video. Love Bangkok a lot and used to live there. Will be back soon :-)

[@ProjectBangkok]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@filetmignon96]

Thanks for the good tips. Which area did you record the video in?

[@ProjectBangkok]

All shot in Lumphini Park.. its really nice down there some days

[@Miker1776]

You do a very good job, there's a future for you in this domain somewhere

[@ian-james]

Great tips! Never thought about the bin storage or the open plan corridors. Quick question about moving: Did you get your deposit back from the Ashton Asoke condo?? Going back quite a few years,Thai landlords were infamous for not returning and keeping farang's deposits. BTW.....I think I given you an idea for a new vlog: "Moving Condos in BKK" !

[@ProjectBangkok]

Hmmm well… kinda! My owners were Chinese and I got about 75% of it back.. they wanted to clean random stuff.. said some things were broken blah blah blah.. as soon as they had the key card back communication went from 10 to a 1.. same old crap unfortunately

[@wingnut4217]

@@ProjectBangkok Could this be a reoccurring issue?

[@ProjectBangkok]

@@wingnut4217 Only time will tell. The unit was brand new never lived in when I moved in so even the slightest or marks stands out unfortunately

[@skillmeup53]

Just an idea for a future video; how about navigating the Thai ferry system? How it works, the main lines, the times they run etc.

[@ProjectBangkok]

This is something I know zero about! And it might be something coming up shortly with another KZbinr that was actually mentioned in the video.. haha mystery continues!

[@skillmeup53]

@@ProjectBangkok Excellent Rob. It would be interesting to see if you had a similar experience - maybe a 'what I learned' type video - I really value that type of stuff, it is like chatting to someone in Cafe or bar they recount their experience, that experiential learning that works really well for Adult learners.

[@fatabbyproductions]

Some good tips in here! Thanks man, though I do think $2k/ month seems extremely high. That’s enough to live anywhere on the planet, including the world’s most expensive cities. I have to assume most people moving to Bangkok are looking for affordability. I love Bangkok, but for that price you could live on the beach somewhere. Hawaii, Australia, Spain, the list goes on. To afford 2k/ month you should be clearing like 80k/ year AFTER taxes.

[@ProjectBangkok]

To some that's pocket change (not me) it's all about perspective here I think. There's condos here for $100k US per month..

[@fatabbyproductions]

@@ProjectBangkok I guess it’s less about perspective and more about being extremely rich…. I’d have to think most people looking for “tips and tricks” to rent in Bangkok don’t have that kind of money. For $100k a month you could rent multiple beachfront homes in Malibu

[@linglingstar]

Whats the best way to find condos for "only" 1-2 months? similar style? Airbnb is prohibited, but also uneccessary expensive..

[@jonhobson3592]

I am at a Supulai building , security & cleanliness also are very good ..

[@uwegrauert7680]

Thank you for the information again. I prefer Ashton Asoke Rama 9

[@ProjectBangkok]

I didnt like it there because of the open corridors and size of the rooms vs price myself.. felt like Ashton Asoke was a better value

[@ameralgharaballi3516]

Straight up logic 👍

[@ProjectBangkok]

I hope so haha

[@Erasuretribute]

Great advice mate. Thank you

[@ProjectBangkok]

No problem 👍 your welcome

[@HoshiaHoshia]

What about the service charges to the Condo? Who pays, the Landlord \Owner or the Tenant?

[@movewithpete]

Great video mate. What microphone are you using ?

[@ProjectBangkok]

DJI Wireless Mic 👍

[@inlovewiththailand]

@@ProjectBangkokwhy don't you place Amazon affiliate links for these products in your video description? That way you can make some commissions when your viewers purchase the products you're using yourself.

[@ha-sipsatang]

Great Tips !! I’m moving to Bkk in March so this is very timely and good advice. I’m thinking Rama 9 or down near Riverside area. Cheers !

[@ProjectBangkok]

Iv not spent enough time down the riverside to be honest.. I bet there’s some beautiful views!

[@benjaminhies]

Great video mate! What do you think about "The Lofts Asoke"? Looks pretty decent, can't find much on YT though.

[@VlaicuSorin]

What is the name of the park we are filming? Going to move soon and park is important..

[@anetavg]

Thank you for the tips!

[@ProjectBangkok]

Happy to help!

[@PlayGameToday]

Hey Rob! What is that bump on your forehead? Was it formed as a result of the tropical climate in Thailand?

[@ProjectBangkok]

Had it since I was about 20 bud.. had CT scan at the time and they said its fine.. get on with life hahaha a thai doctor offered to cut it out the other day for about 10k baht.. I might take him up on that shortly!

[@44YGM]

One question, I see apartaments on tiktok for 400 to 600 usd per month for example Life Wireless. Do they ask for 1 year contract or something or how so you get these cheap prices for apartaments?

[@hansenontheroad6584]

Such a great video and very helpful as I look forward to moving over at the end of the year. What the heck is an essence room?? 😁

[@ProjectBangkok]

Who knows! That building had all sorts of little hidden places it was crazy

[@RichFreedomDragon]

Good tips on AC and bins. I’m a world traveler visiting Bangkok soon. Are utilities such as water, gas, trash and electricity included in rent? If not, how much do they usually cost? What’s the minimum lease term?

[@ferocious5975]

you can do short term rent but cost comes down with longer contracts

[@RichFreedomDragon]

@@ferocious5975 Thanks. Do you have any good agents or contacts?

[@EricFoemmel]

Expating in 2025. This is so helpful

[@larry1541]

Thanks for the tips and advices I have learned more from this video than other videos in Bangkok put together. All the best.

[@ProjectBangkok]

Awww Larry.. make me feel good first thing in the morning! Thanks for the kind feedback.. I dont pretend to know everything but just share my personal experience 😀

[@saltilt8]

This was helpful thanks

[@ProjectBangkok]

Glad it helped

[@JoeCarson-ms1wy]

great info, thanks!

[@ProjectBangkok]

Glad it was helpful!

[@neraknerak1]

is q Chidlom open plan corridor / noisy?

[@ProjectBangkok]

Yes and yes kind of.. it’s not too bad to be honest.. but deffo an adjustment from Ashton that was super quite

[@KEMET1971]

I heard that you can only be charged one moth deposit, is that not true?

[@ProjectBangkok]

Not true. Mine was 2 months. Have hear some request 3 months. They want long term commitment and not people coming and going wrecking there condos treating them as holiday homes and hotels

[@saheeddeen6360]

What’s the best way to advance book a condo that you are promoting? My time in Los Angeles is 11.21am now.

[@ProjectBangkok]

You can’t book them my friend. There not hotels.. there homes. It’s the same as me asking how to book your home? Haha unless you live on a hotel that is 😂

[@ue7483]

Why did you move out from Ashton Asok?

[@ProjectBangkok]

Not enough street food.. I hated every evening wondering where to get good value food from.. in chidlom and rama 9 you just walk outside and its always there. Also I didnt want the party to be on my doorstep 24/7.. I want to go to the party.. not be the party haha

[@abitofeverything2254]

The east in bang kapi next to the parrot sanctuary 06.00 alarm clock every morning,great apartment's though...😆👍

[@ProjectBangkok]

Woah woah.. parrot sanctuary?! I want to see that! Iv seen them fly the birds around before in big groups.. looks amazing.. we are so off topic... I guess ill make a bird video 😆

[@abitofeverything2254]

@@ProjectBangkok nice view of it by the old bus station the east in hotel... 👍

[@fgafootball]

Please give information on how you stay in BK?

[@ProjectBangkok]

I don’t leave 😉

[@ProjectBangkok]

@@LD-yq7cl why would it matter what visa I have? Lol 😂 it’s such a crazy question to ask.. there so specific to an individual it’s pointless asking someone what visa they got. It amazes me honestly that nobody can be bothered to research or get professional advice on something so important

[@JacksparowLL]

If you live in khaosan area you should riding the boat.

[@mark10601]

Great, practical tips

[@ProjectBangkok]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ue7483]

Proximity to a 7 11 is another point

[@ProjectBangkok]

Oooooo thats a good point actually.. although in Bangkok thats not usually an issue. Some new condo blocks are all getting there own 7/11 on site its crazy useful

[@waylinnelson]

What are the electrical rates?

[@mikedimond8816]

I've stayed at so many airbnbs in bangkok i can't recall so the property names. Great way to test out new areas along chao praya or the bts. Some units seemed like strait up hotels with all the taxis that were pulling up each hour. I know what you mean.. Do you notice rental prices up? Compared to this time last year the year the prices are extremely high from what I remember online.

[@ProjectBangkok]

Iv personally not noticed myself but some of the other lads say that things have gone up. A few friends has 10% added to there rent to continue for another year on there contracts as well

[@mikedimond8816]

@@ProjectBangkok really I thought once you sign a lease the rent per month at the start of the contract would carry through? You mentioned account at the end of your video, what type? Can you pay via debit card or money transfer to bank?

[@ProjectBangkok]

Mentioned account? Sorry I don’t follow. The contract is for 1 year so extend you would need a new contract with new dates on. Same as any other country.. some will just be happy to keep a verbal agreement and just keep paying don’t get me wrong.. but then you are acting out of contract and wouldn’t have much to work with legally in the future. It’s better to just get a new contract made up or an add on signed by both parties 👍🏻

[@leelawrence9522]

hi rob recent subscriber great tips looking at coming back to bkk soon but only staying short term 1 month max any tips or have you covered this in past cheers lee glad i found you content great 👍

[@ProjectBangkok]

Only options are hotel or AirBnb for that time.. AirBnb comes with problems and unreliable service.. both can become expensive sometimes depending on time of year and location etc etc

[@gum6y1]

1st like a friendly neighborhood ninja holding a singha!

[@ProjectBangkok]

Im sold if theres a ninja holding a Singha.. or a Leo for that matter

[@GlobeRoamer68]

Thank you!!

[@ProjectBangkok]

You're welcome!

[@markhoover9620]

I’m having trouble finding a condo to rent for 3 months because of visa can anyone help me 🙏 starting from November 1

[@robinmitha3824]

which park is this, in bangkok ?

[@hansenontheroad6584]

I heard you can negotiate a better price if you don't use an agent.

[@ProjectBangkok]

This is probably true but you will also lose most of your rights not using a contract. Id rather have someone in the middle to deal with it all.. also for the agent to hold the deposit rather than the landlord.. I dont trust them

[@สุทธิศักดิ์มธุรพงศากุล]

Nice Condo 😮😊

[@ProjectBangkok]

Thank you

[@doingthingsdifferently]

cheers for the tips Rob, never thought about testing the pool water before, good idea

[@ProjectBangkok]

I love chilling in the pool so I was so gutted not to use it.. that or i should just man up with the water haha

[@IdrisFenn537]

how is your Thai? I have recently started taking lessons as part of my Education Visa, oh boy. Tones.

[@ProjectBangkok]

I’m terrible! I can just about speak English let alone thai.. I really hope to pick up more as time goes on though

[@IdrisFenn537]

@@ProjectBangkok I didn't do well in school with French or German. But I feel bad that I only speak English. I am going to keep trying, probably butchering the Thai language and asking for a fork instead of a ride as tones change the meaning of a word LOL

[@jeffkravitz9109]

if pets are not allowed in condos please say so???

[@ProjectBangkok]

Oh so I go to list off everything you can’t have?! Are you mad. Thanks Karen 🤦🏻

[@andyasia]

If you get a bike taxi regularly, you will have an accident. It happens to everyone. The costs also creep up. If you were using them for Bt100 a day, 6 days a week, 25 days a month, then there is Bt2500 a month. But realistically, how many times do you need to be going out each month ? The truth is that if you have poor, small accommodation, you will be forced to go out more frequently whereas if you have larger more airy accommodation, you will be happier to stay at home. The offsetting costs can be quite significant in that more expensive but better accommodation can actually work out cheaper overall. Don't fret a lack of a fridge freezer or washing machine. You can buy these and give away, sell on or leave behind. They are not deal breakers. What is your condo electric charge ? Government rate is about Bt4.5 per kWh but commercial places have to charge you about Bt8 per kWh which doubles your electric costs. Onsite pools and gyms look great but no-one ever uses them. However, if you can use them for fitness and relaxation, you save bucket loads of time and money which offsets the rent costs. As Rob said, check the heat of the water and if it is covered or in between buildings, the water will be freezing. I used to live in the JW Marriott on Soi 2 but that was a long time ago and well before room rates hit £200 a night ! These days, I think I'd want a modern condo, which means smaller rooms and a smaller footprint, whereas some older units have much more land. Pools need to be in the sun or uncovered rooftop and few do those in Bangkok. Also, if you're outside looking for somewhere after you arrive, then get a month somewhere first, either a moderate hotel or a serviced apartment. You cannot be fighting 2 battles, trying to find long term accommodation when you're also trying to find a cheaper hotel.

[@jtkay9545]

So after watching your video ~ do I contact your friends? I am serious about short term rentals but do they do that? Lol

[@ProjectBangkok]

No sorry

[@alus693]

Yo man. I watched you video som etime ago, and now i'm looking for a condo and only yours is worth something. Rest is just an add. So I subscribed and wrote this come. elo kurwa mordo

[@SEdwards1000]

There is a lot of street food but keep in mind that it's not always the healthiest option. Some people are concerned about their health long term.

[@ProjectBangkok]

This is is true.. most stuff is fried.. hasnt killed the Thais off though 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@SEdwards1000]

@@ProjectBangkok true not as a whole but I lived in a small Thai village for years and I was able to see the health effects as they age. I'm 60 so I have to be very careful.

[@UlilangMatapang]

Thankyou

[@ProjectBangkok]

You’re welcome 😊

[@ue7483]

Ashton asoke is full of airbnbs but I've never felt like that was an issue.

[@ProjectBangkok]

You think that’s full? Oh.. haha you have never experienced “full of Airbnb” then haha 30min wait just to get in the lift is what I consider full of Airbnb. I don’t think Ashton is busy

[@wingnut4217]

Good content on giving the 411..sub.

[@ProjectBangkok]

You are very welcome!

[@jedijakejacob3690]

READ THIS IMPORTANT .you did not mention the pollution in the city, I lived in thailand bangkok and hau hin, the pollution in bangkokm has a national range per day of o- 200 , 200 being very bad , the average is 125 , bad , so if you have allergies or not the pollution can make you sick , the higher up you are in your condo the worse and filter in the ac is useless , they also burn the sugarcane and corn fields in the country near by adding to the pollution, the cars have no cantalista muffler on there cars , they close the schools often because of the pollution, do your own research your self ,

[@thetarantella69]

My only 2 requirements is for my cat to be allowed and having a swimming pool in the building. I'm working from home.

[@ProjectBangkok]

There are a lot of pet friendly places in Bangkok but would deffo have to check

[@rayroams]

I'm all about recon and intell. No 30 minutes and boom - I'm going in. I want to know the vicinity, and what it affords. Transportation. Provisions. Nightlife. So on and so forth. Great channel and I appreciate your efforts.

[@ProjectBangkok]

Thank you very much! I pride myself on exactly that.. I hate with a passion visiting somewhere and been forced to shoot a video the same day.. I want to experience it with my eyes before I get the camera out. Thankfully I’m able to do that won’t most my videos. Experience is irreplaceable 👌🏻

[@KP_XRP]

you say theres an area called the soak? i think youre talking jargon. and so a lot of ppl wont understand the areas youre talking about!

[@ProjectBangkok]

Thanks Karen

[@KP_XRP]

@@ProjectBangkok after a few more hours researching, i found out that its spelt Asoke. My comment was suggesting that youre more clear, if you're gonna be talking and explain areas to people who obviously haven't been yet! Considering thats what the video was made for in the first place. Just a suggestion! And dont become one of those ppl who misuse trending words just because u think it gives you the upper hand, because it doesn't. Comment sections are for comments. If you dont like them, i suggest u turn them off.

[@taccntb4345]

How much $$ do you need in your account if you wanted to stay on a Edu. Visa of 6 months? Do they check your bank account or if you have income stream of 2k a month coming into your bank will that suffice? And the Ashton Asoke seems to get a bit pricey at 660USD/mo + Aircon = nearly 800.00 per month... Thanks..

[@ProjectBangkok]

You have no idea lol 😂

[@dinorossi2549]

Ur good but not yet familair with thailand even the sawadee kapis wrong its wadee khap

[@ProjectBangkok]

Everyone’s an expert to be honest Dino.. I don’t pretend to be an expert. And I’ll honestly continue to pronounce things the way I do. It’s just the way i talk buddy

[@dinorossi2549]

@@ProjectBangkok ok i appreciate ur exploration ur learning lot n good how cheap thai is to live

[@SquaddieTrading]

the british army give me 751 pounds a month pension thats 33k baht i ned a condo, and help or links guys will help

[@abitofeverything2254]

I hate all the above...😆👍

[@ProjectBangkok]

Hate is a strong word 😂

[@abitofeverything2254]

@@ProjectBangkok what your talking about is %100 Thailand lol

[@God66671]

Can we rent it only 1 month ?