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Kanske lite att läsa innan ni köper hus om Visum och Ägande rätt i Thailand, Leasa och starta företag; www.thaivisa.com
Många som säljer hus i Thailand berättar inte hela sanningen så kolla up ALLT om ert hus, Lagfarter, El, Vatten etc....

Här finns en rätt bra lista på real estate företag som säljer hus i Thailand; http://www.thailandresor.se/hus/

Är spec regler i thailand också, att egendomen går tillbaka till komunen efter 100 år, eller liknande. Minns inte exakt vad som gäller, men kan vara bra att kolla upp det om man vill att sina barn och barnbarn ska kunna ärva stället osv...

Mvh
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fick följande svar från den mäklare jag kontaktade:

You can not own land in Thailand, only Thai's can.

But there are many ways around this problem.

It will not change anything if you are married ( with a Thai ) or not.

One way is to set up a company and let the company buy the property, you
will be the manager and have 100 % control.

or

You can buy the property in a Thai name and make a 30 years lease contract
with the Thai, saying of course that the lease for all 30 years are paid
already.

or

You can buy the property in a Thai name and make a loan contract with the
Thai, so that the Thai can not sell the property or borrow money on the
property, without you agree.
If so, then you will get all your money back when the property one day are
sold again.

or

We can put the property into both your and a Thai's name, which also does
that the Thai can not sell or borrow money, if you do not agree.
We are for some reason the only real estate company who can do this.

And there are many other options, we will of course guide you through them
all if you are buying one of our properties, and get you in contact with a
good English speaking lawyer.

It is not possible for me to say which option is best for you, it will
depend on many things as , how old are you, do you intent to work in
Thailand, what visa do you stay on, etc. but again, we will
guide you through it all.

There is of course a fee to the lawyer to set up whatever you need, the fee
depend of course on how much work you want done, but is normally between
10,000 and 40,000 THB.

There is also a fee to the land office for transferring the ownership of the
property, this fee depend on many things, how long time has the property
been owned, who is the owner, how large is the property and how attractive
does the land office consider this area to be etc. .... A normal fee is
around 40,000 to 80,000 THB.

There is also a yearly property tax, the amount is so low that the tax
office do not care to collect the money every year.
Expect a few hundred THB per year.

Och om man nu ska kopa i alla fall; gor inte affar med maklare som specialiserar sig pa affarer med utlanningar, det blir definitivt inte billigare pa det sattet.