Thailand condo tour 🇹🇭 Condo rentals in Chiang Mai and house rentals in Chiang Mai.

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Thanks for watching. Are you like me? Sick of every KZbin condo tour is of tiny little places with a living room barely big enough for a sofa? Likely because they want to show you $150 studios condos to show you how inexpensively you can live here. But I want to show you the kind of places you'd actually be comfortable living in: at least one bedroom and plenty of space.🔴 SUBSCRIBE AND RING THE NOTIFICATION BELL 😊: www.youtube.com/@RetiredGlobalLife?sub_confirmation=1

[@djib77]

Being once in Chiang Mai in 2019, i can say that your videos are informative and well done. I am following you for a while on KZbin. I like the way you laid out the content . Simple and well done. I am thinking to retire soon in Thailand. I am a big city kind of guy. I loved Bangkok and Chiang Mai. I hope to meet you and beautiful girlfriend once in Chiang Mai. All the best Max. Seattle , WA

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

@@djib77 Thanks for the nice comment. Remember the burning season when you come here to CM. And Joy is now my wife! Check out our getting married video! What a fun adventure!

[@djib77]

@@RetiredGlobalLife longue vie et tout le bonheur du monde pour les jeunes maries !

[@TripoliLover1]

Butiful houses BUT the real state agent Lena is more CHARMING ❤I Love her smile

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Yes, Lena is a nice lady!

[@WilliamFluery]

Agree…she is a lovely young lady.

[@seek1028]

@@TripoliLover1 What does BUTIFUL mean ?

[@briandumont7272]

Scored a 3 bedroom 2 bath house in the JedYod area for 13000a month. Nice quiet neighborhood and a short motorbike ride to pretty much anywhere in the city. Very happy here!

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Sounds like you got a great deal!

[@Openeyesopenheart42]

Great video, I prefer houses to condos. Thanks

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

I think houses are great but sometimes you just want to be central and not worry about a car, etc. Both can be great options.

[@marchanson711]

Thank you for doing this video. Immensely helpful for my future.

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Glad to hear it, and good luck with your search.

[@whistler1056]

Great video! I had no idea that such nice housing was so affordable in Chiang Mai! Sweet deals too! And I do know, and still play, frisbee; that was my first thought when I saw that beautiful lawn!

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Haha, yes, funny that was my first thought when I saw that place. I was thinking about it and I have not actually thrown a frisbee in 10+ years. Maybe more.

[@The_Drifter_13]

Interesting to see a sample of what might be available in northern Thailand. Much appreciated!

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Thanks!

[@philsummers9931]

All of those homes were great value, I liked the first one best, lovely gardens. Best vid on CM rentals that I have seen. Thanks heaps.

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for watching! Yes, I liked the first one the best too. Loved that lawn.

[@ianpatrick23]

Looking good Randy! Thank you for sharing this inside look at Thailand condos

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Thanks so much, Ian!

[@paulbradshaw6916]

Thanks great video! Leena was fantastic!

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Thanks, Paul, yes, Lena was great to work with and a pleasure to hang around.

[@damonmccrary8465]

These places are amazing. Can’t wait to get there. It will be another year tho . Thanks for your great videos!

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

I’m sure you’ll love it when you get here! Thanks for the nice comment.

[@davedaniels4967]

Those properties were very nice! I could live in one of them.

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

I'd be very happy in the first one.

[@randyirvine5858]

Hi Randy & Joy. Good to see you clean shaven with pressed shirt, since the wedding, lol. Nice rental review, I like the one brm house. Miss Lena looked excited about finding a farang?🤣

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Jeez, Randy, you make me sound like a pig the rest of the time. Yes, the first house was my favorite. Regarding Lena, she said she'd like to meet a farang, but specifically said, "But not your subscriber, Randy Irvine." 555. Thanks for checking in and see you here again soon!

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

@@randyirvine5858 No offense taken. Jovial right back to you. (:

[@dukewanders]

Great places and very reasonably priced.

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Thanks for watching!

[@mauimixer6040]

Thanks for the tour . More would be appreciated. That condo was super large, now if only you could find one with a pool and gym, sauna would be great too, though all you have to do is go outside for that. 😊 Definitely like the extra space of the older places, though they aren't really that old, and at least have been time tested too. All of those are great deals, same, same, just different !

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Thanks for watching and I'm glad you liked it! Plenty of places, even older one, have a pool and gym, just not as fancy as new condos.

[@jamalgreen3056]

It's not just Chiang Mai and chiang rai but also Trang,songklha and Hat yai in far south Thailand has managed to keep prices stable.In far south Thailand condos start at $200 a month this includes balcony,washer,kitchen,bedroom and bathroom.And in far south Thailand homes start off at $70,000 usd prices you don't see anywhere else in Thailand.

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Yes, there are plenty of places with prices even lower than Chiang Mai. Even BKK can be inexpensive when out of the central area. Take care.

[@danielsun7298]

Great video. im living in Kanchanaburi right now but I really need to get to Chiang Mai. More going on in terms of culture, etc. Being American, im spoiled. Those condos look great!! Thanks

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Thanks, Daniel!

[@BloXchain]

Love that house! ❤ Condo was very nice too.

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Yes it was! If I didn't have a condo I loved already I'd have taken the first one.

[@wewhagg]

That was nice to be able to meet the owner.

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Yes, I rarely see that so thought it would add something.

[@gordon.Jacko1055]

Yes, I agree with you. This is a definitely a good option instead of a Condo.

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

It's great to find options that fit your needs! Thanks, Gordon.

[@josephjocson1385]

Huge place for that price…. And the kitchens are huge….❤

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Yeah, they are very spacious by Thai standards.

[@leylalauand6059]

Lovely 🥰

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Thank you!

[@doctorryanmiescke]

Looks awesome

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Thanks! Glad you liked it.

[@viperbaron1]

I love Chiang Mai, perfect area, however... the smoke from burning fields can be difficult.

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

100% right about Feb to April. I hope one day the governments crack down...

[@WilliamFluery]

Incredible deals. I am really impressed with the 2BR. I would much prefer these over condo living. However, I would want to hook up with a hotel property that offers pool privileges for a monthly fee.

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Yeah, very true. Many great resorts give monthly access for a reasonable fee. Thanks, William.

[@25Soupy]

This makes anything you get in the Philippines look shabby for the same price. Looks like the fridge door is going to hit the counter when it's about half open. Other than that, it's a beautiful place.

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Thanks! Yes, nice places.

[@ianknight8131]

A little bit of trick video here making rooms seem longer but still good value

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

@@ianknight8131 No tricks. Just a normal lens. So I’m not sure what you mean.

[@michaelparker4262]

​@@RetiredGlobalLifeCameras happen to give an appearance of extending the length of a room,need to ask a pro photographer why but not intended to deceive.

[@p.c.h.6721]

Keep having pretty girls, and we will all be there soon!

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

I'll do my best...

[@FredPantone294]

Interesting video. Renting makes so much more sense in Thailand given the low prices. You mentioned in a previous video that you also live in the US? Do you have any tips on how to save on airfare between the two countries? Do you fly out of LAX?

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Yes, out of LAX. Other than buying a ticket early, no advice, sorry.

[@jocko_]

Thanks for the video. A small house is a great alternative to an apartment or condo. Correct me if I’m incorrect but generally a condo/apartment is furnished but the house would not be…?

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Condos are always furnished and often with sheets and dishes as well, almost like a long term AirBNB. But I'd say many houses are the same, though some are rented empty. More common to have furniture from what I see. Not usually bedding, however.

[@AnyoneSeenMikeHunt]

Where is the least humid area in Thailand? After visiting Bangkok and Koh Samui I would love to live there but the humidity doesn't agree with me at all. I dont mind rain or heat just can't stand humid. Lived in north Queensland Australia for 20 years and hated it.

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

The north is less humid, so Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai areas.

[@WilliamFluery]

I’ve been to mountainous areas in the north (Mae Hong Son, Omkoi, Mae Ai). It’s better than where you’ve been. I found Chiang Mai less humid than Bangkok but it’s still humid for me. Visit in June - September to get the full humidity experience. April - May to get the scorching heat test. Mid-February - March to see how you fare during burning season in Chiang Mai.

[@HairyPixels]

The north gets dry(er) in the dec-march but then they burn and you're in smoke for 2 months each year. Everywhere in Thailand is high humidity (80-90+%) for at least 6 months of the year. If you can't tolerate being hot and sticky Thailand is not the place the for you.

[@randyirvine5858]

@@AnyoneSeenMikeHunt Fancy living in a place for 20yrs & hating it😱

[@dennislegassie728]

Thank you love to see you...mmm nice places more singles too❤

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Thank you too

[@glendahill]

Hi, great content as usual. I was wondering, recently you moved to a condo, now that you are married, where will you live? In the condo, Joys place, or somewhere new?

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Hi Glenda! Thank you. We mainly live in the condo. But often weekends at Joy's house. Sadly this usually involves me painting... haha.

[@HairyPixels]

Is there a link to that first house? I wanted to see some more pictures. thanks!

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

The realtor's link is in the description. You can see if it is still listed when you search.

[@pauldusa]

Great video, I’m 69 in USA with my passport, single, retired with pension that would fit there

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

That’s great! I hope you get to come visit Thailand and maybe retire here.

[@WilliamFluery]

Do it my friend!!! We may be neighbors one day 😂.

[@RobFomenko]

another great video from the team of Randy and joy! A house would be nice if they would allow pets. You did not mention that. condos rarely do. my two bedroom one bath 43 square meter condo here in Bangkok is $1800 per month, with a really nice pool and a small but adequate fitness center. staff are incredibly friendly, and it's in a great location. just a short walk to the MRT. you also didn't mention anything about public transportation near there. My biggest question about Chiang Mai living though is the smoke season we get a little bit of that in Bangkok but not like Chiang Mai I hear. other than that it would be a great place to live. my plan is Sisaket province next June or July. already looking for schools for my fiance's daughter. so many options in Thailand. I love living here.

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Thanks, Rob. Yes, the burning season is an issue. I love it here the rest of the time though. I'd guess you are in a prime area for that rent.

[@RobFomenko]

@RetiredGlobalLife 18000 baht . not Dollars lol....

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

@@RobFomenko Did I say dollars by mistake in the video????

[@RobFomenko]

no sir I was replying to you about me living in a high rent district in Bangkok...😊

[@johnoconnell6320]

Hi Randy, is negotiation on rent an acceptable process? I’m looking at a place out at highlands golf course and think the rental asking is a little high. I don’t know if offering something close but a bit lower is acceptable business practice.

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Absolutely, it is common to bargain and realtors will relay to the owner. The best way to have it accepted is to show a comp, like "there is another unit in the same building and the same size and it is 2,000 baht a month cheaper," or another tactic is to offer extra months rent in advance. So you are proposing a trade with value to each rather than just a deduction for you.

[@_onesimpleidea]

Cut to the chase -- how many houses do I need to buy to get a date with Lena? ;-)

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Haha, very funny. I'm sure she will be complimented if she checks out the comments.

[@MichaelRichard-o9r]

Much prefer a house to a condo. Hua Hin is nice too

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Yes, houses have some advantages and I agree about Hua Hin.

[@jonhobson3592]

Some nice places here for sure , thanks for show them .. 1st place for me would do just fine , what was the cost ? .. 😅

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

I agree, the first one is very nice. 12,000 baht.

[@jonhobson3592]

@ if I was in area I’d be tempted. Electric & water @ government rates?

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

@@jonhobson3592 I don't remember if they were gov rates. Sorry. I think the first house was a little over gov rate for electricity. When that happens it is not the owner ripping you off and adding to the gov rate. Some buildings just have a slightly higher rate. I don't know why. But electricity is so cheap, even if 15% higher, it is still a small fraction of what I was. used to in the US. I can run my AC almost all day and all night and my electricity is still only $60 a month or less.

[@jonhobson3592]

@ yes I know , I understand this point , just that some are big charges , mainly in sonme condo blocks . I live in older block , 50 sqm gvt rate, pay £20-25 uk 🇬🇧 per month so yeah compared to uk , USA , is still relatively cheap in comparison.

[@avainvestmentanalytics]

The more important topic to consider is the Cost to Your Life When Faced With a Medical Emergency in Thailand or any other developing country. I'm an expert in healthcare, I've lived in Thailand and I've dealt with among the best hospitals in Thailand. And I can state with confidence that you really don't want to be older (and thus face a high risk of heart attack or some other medical emergency) and be in Thailand. If you are lucky enough to get to the ER (which is not likely since they don't yield for or get out of the way for ambulances in Thailand) the medical staff is nowhere near the level of that seen in western hospitals.

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Not sure why you are making this comment on a condo/house tour video... but I disagree. If you look at the comment on my hospital video and some others, the comments are overwhelmingly complimentary about Thai hospitals at the higher level (private or university). They are the equal or superior IMO to many in western countries, including the USA, without the wait.

[@avainvestmentanalytics]

​@@RetiredGlobalLife Allow me to spell it out for you since you do not understand why I am making this comment about the critical concern over medical care quality in Thailand. You and others on YT like to focus on cost of living as some kind of draw to Thailand when the fact is that no one who is concerned with cost of living should ever move to Thailand because these are the people who are most vulnerable if something happens. But the most important factor to consider for someone thinking of retiring in a foreign country (aside from the various issues like cultural and language barriers, lack of support group like family, etc.) is NOT the cost of living. The most important consideration should be the quality of medical care for diseases that typically affect elderly (heart attack, stroke, cancer, etc. as well as ER care). Quite frankly I do not care what your viewers state about Thai medical care because most of the people who watch these types of videos have been brainwashed by the constant flood of one-sided propaganda. Who are these people? What are their qualifications? Do they really know what they are talking about? I suppose you also trust online reviews too. Again, I am an expert in healthcare. I'm also a top investment analyst who has lived in and studied and personally experienced Thailand, its economy and medical system. I have been treated in some of Thailand's best hospitals. And the quality is okay for low level or routine procedures. But for advanced procedures, it's very deficient. I won't even mention how I was scammed at Bangkok Hospital. I suppose you are not even aware that it is not uncommon for Thai doctors to buy their degrees. For you to claim that Thailand hospitals are equal to or better than US hospitals is truly laughable. This is especially true considering that I focused my comparison on advanced therapies and medical emergencies. Just about all standards of healthcare come from the US system. Most advanced medical treatments come from the US system. Do you really think Thailand medical care is equipped to handle cancer treatment, bypass surgery? Do you really trust Thailand ER and ICU care compared to the USA? If so you have much to learn. You can disagree all you want, but it does not change the facts.

[@WanderlustReports]

I really don't agree with you. There are many hospitals in Thailand, including in the Chiang Mai area that would be much better than the average US hospital, for a fraction of the price you'd pay in the US without insurance. And then, Randy made a great video about insurances for expats... or retirees

[@avainvestmentanalytics]

​@@WanderlustReports The problem is that you aren't qualified to speak on this topic, nor is Randy. If you think otherwise state your credentials. I have the credentials. Neither of you has a clue as to what's involved with advanced care such as triple bypass operations, cancer therapies, ER care, etc. If you really think Thai hospitals can come remotely close to those in the USA in these areas, you are totally delusional. Thailand does not even have legit scientific or medical research, so where do you think it's getting standards of care from? The West, mainly the USA.

[@avainvestmentanalytics]

@@WanderlustReports Similar to Randy, you aren't qualified to speak on this topic. Please state your credentials. I stated mine in the previous comment. You clearly have no clue as to what's involved with advanced medical diseases such as triple bypass operations, cancer therapies, ER care, etc. If you really think Thai hospitals can come remotely close to those in the USA in these areas, you are totally delusional. There isn’t a single Thai hospital with even a comprehensive cancer treatment center. Do you know why? Because cancer treatment is based on the latest research. Advanced medical care is technology-based. The USA leads the world in technology, including in medical care. Thailand does not even have legit scientific or medical research, so where do you think it's getting standards of care from? The West, mainly the USA.

[@johnbell1374]

How was the flooding in this area recently sir?

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

I know the 3rd unit was in the flood zone since my condo is nearby, but I don't know about the first two houses. I don't think it was in the flood zone but I'm not sure. You'd have to ask in the neighborhood.

[@dennislegassie728]

Oh..how do I get there by plane which city

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Chiang Mai

[@seek1028]

how far is beach 🏝️

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

A long ways! A one hour plane ride away. Chiang Mai is in the north, near the mountains. No beach!

[@seek1028]

@ 😭 NOOooOoOoO

[@Kia-wj3gs]

hi! How Many Times Can I Visit Thailand in One Year?

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

If you mean visa-wise it depends on the country you are from but most have a 60 day visa waiver entry then you can extend in Thailand another 30, leave the country and repeat. Up to immigration official if they wish to not let someone back in repeatedly.

[@AntiTheismForever]

Always interesting to note prices in Thailand quoted using USD/THB conversion by almost every vlogger on YT. The USD being the most overvalued currency on the planet makes these rentals seem cheaper than they actually are for every other traveller except Americans. The U.S. Consulate General in Chiang Mai estimates that around 100,000 Americans live in Thailand at any given time, that's a relatively small demographic to cater to. Of course the elephant in the room for Chiang Mai residents is terrible air pollution/quality during the burning season, not great for the health and longevity of retirees.

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Citing only baht for prices would send everyone to their phones to do conversions to their currency. Despite what you say, everybody knows the relative relationship from their currency (Euro, Canadian dollar, etc) to the US dollar, so I have to disagree and say citing US dollars makes sense. Plus for me, my biggest audience is Americans. You are right on about the burning season. I talk about it a lot in other videos, but not every one. It is the only bad thing about CM and a good time to visit elsewhere in Thailand or the world. Take care.

[@AntiTheismForever]

@@RetiredGlobalLife Quoting prices in USD and Baht sends everyone other than Americans to their phones for conversion anyway, that's millions of travellers. Only Americans care about prices quoted in USD. Since I know the conversion rate to AUD, I can calculate the Baht conversion in my head. If your focus is catering to an American audience that's fine but very limiting.

[@ph5915]

I thought all these looked very nice! Yeah, I might think a condo in an area next to more amenities would be better than a house, I know thats just my preference. I've been in my little townhouse in Delaware for over 30 yrs and, well, its suburbia, even though everything is basically within 20 minutes, its still based on cars. My TH is "small" by American standards, 1200 sq ft (plus an unfinished basement), but its just me and I clutter it all up with junk...lol.

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Hey, small and simple is often best especially as we get older.

[@ph5915]

@@RetiredGlobalLife Totally agree! 👍

[@rowthunder]

I'm very interested in meeting Lena, I just signed a one year lease here in Pattaya on the beach, but can't get internet! And still need a wife/girlfriend. I'm from California and a young retiree.

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

No internet!? Never heard that one in Thailand. You are on your own connecting with Lena, but good luck!

[@kinglucas9922]

Great video! Does Lena have IG?

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Thanks. You are on your own with Lena, haha...

[@kinglucas9922]

@RetiredGlobalLife 😅😅

[@ThankyouIgotit]

Sir, 352 USD no way or BS , give me the contact I like to rent now...Thanks.

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

That is a great price and yes, that is the cost in Thai Baht. Lots of houses around that price but most are further outside the city.

[@dennislegassie728]

Rent by year too

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Most rentals are by the year, yes, but prices quoted by the month

[@mancello]

Are you working for Simon now? 😯😊

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

I don't know who Simon is? Is he the owner? No $ changing hands... just need an agent to see units for rent.

[@mancello]

@RetiredGlobalLife Yes, he's Ms. Lena's boss.

[@AnyoneSeenMikeHunt]

I don't understand how new housing can be so cheap. Thailand is not a third world country and not everything in the construction is made locally.

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Thai wages are very low. Life has to be affordable to locals at local wages. Labor costs to build are so inexpensive compared to the west, and many supplies are cheaper here.

[@AnyoneSeenMikeHunt]

@@RetiredGlobalLife I sorta get that but according to the National Statistical Office of Thailand the average annual salary in Thailand is 1,170,000 THB which is equivalent to $32,000 USD. Meaning to get that average there must be an awful lot of very poor people and a heap of very very rich people. Sounds just like the west where house prices are biblically stupid money but the UN numbers show Thailand has a lower 'living in poverty' rate than Australia and on par with the USA. A Toyota Hilux made in Thailand costs the same as it does in Australia. Same story for a liter of fuel for it. Same story for a washing machine. The Condo builder needs a Hilux to build stuff, put fuel in it and wash his clothes so I still don't really get it. Not complaining, just confused.

[@WilliamFluery]

Shhhhhhhhhhhh….don’t tell them they should charge more.

[@JohnDoe-nh7bb]

Houses are that cheap to build in the US. The US is all a scam. It’s all about businesses and government being in cahoots. My taxes and insurance (one of the businesses I was referring to) are 2/3 of my mortgage! It’s not like that in many countries. This is why I’m leaving the US forever

[@MELONenSURPRISE]

Nice girl...❤

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Two nice ladies...

[@Eyekeyd0e]

Hello Randy, In another video you mentioned having a relative who is a visa agent. Can you provide me contact info. I contacted Natt about health care plans. He is currently finding me a plan. Thanks Jim

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

My daughter is the director of HH Premium Visa Consulting. You can find her on Google in Chiang Mai and she also has a YT channel of the same name, She and her Thai staff do expat relocation assistance to Chiang Mai, and retirement visas but only for those in or coming to Chiang Mai. She also does Elite Visa and those can be regardless where you are planning to live in Thailand.

[@andrzej-o7x]

🤝🤝

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Thanks!

[@Sonnguyen1961]

Sawadee thuk khon krab ,,Sabaai Dee mai krab. ,,good days. To everyone’s. I come from Vietnam ,,but right now I’m living in New Zealand 🇳🇿,,and I saying honest ,,to let everyone’s know. In New Zealand properties very expensive,,and even to rental apartments or houses rental per week and no includes electricity and water and wifi ,,so many peoples locals got to leaves to country to going Australia and in south East Asian much more cheaper to living

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

I agree, it's definitely cheaper to live in South East Asia!

[@matthewjefferson195]

Or a house in rural Thailand for $50 a month

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Yes, prices are so inexpensive when you get out of the cities.

[@mlgomez9644]

Lena’s contact info?

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

I can't give her personal info out, but I gave the office's website in the description. I suppose you could ask for her if you are serious about looking for a property.

[@Anthony-q5i5p]

I was interested but no thanks. Bad air pollution in CM

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Yup, Feb-April usually best to be elsewhere.

[@Anthony-q5i5p]

@@RetiredGlobalLife It goes longer than 3 months.

[@TheSumo294]

Security might be a problem

[@AnyoneSeenMikeHunt]

In what sense? Worse than other places in Thailand? I'm confused.

[@TheSumo294]

Laptop and TV theft stuff like that. That's keep their stuff safe by having their relatives rent the entire street. Big houses have private guards

[@AnyoneSeenMikeHunt]

@@TheSumo294 I looked up global burglary statistics and Thailand doesn't even make the list behind the USA, South America, UK, Europe, Africa, India, Australia... So sure of course burglaries will happen but it doesn't seem like something to actually worry about. Having a loud alarm system and lock the door would probably go a long way.

[@WilliamFluery]

Thailand is the safest place I’ve ever been.

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

I don't know what security problems you mean. Thailand is one of the lowest crime countries in the world.

[@simpleisthebest73]

Units are look very nice, peaceful and beautiful surroundings! But without a some kind of transportation. It's basically a prison 😅

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Jeez, where do you come up with prison? So I guess... get transportation. Nothing cheaper than a Bolt ride...

[@simpleisthebest73]

@RetiredGlobalLife Are there motorbike taxi or Grab/ Bolt ride available near by the area?

[@lewiswilliams1565]

This guy gives creepy uncle vibes...so rude to that woman....good ole Merica!

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Hmmm, creepy uncle vibes has never been said to describe me. I think you are the only ones with this strange takeaway. Because I asked Lena if she was single? I think I know her better than you and that we were having a good time. You can enjoy your narrow and uptight view of life.I prefer mine.