Phuket Property Buyers Guide

If a 2 week vacation just isn't enough, you may decide that you want to spend longer on the wonderful island of Phuket. But if you are not sure how to approach it or where you should stay, this article may help you make some decisions and provide some valuable advice.

Buying a condominium is a great way to own property in Phuket. You can even pass your condo down to loved ones should anything happen to you. This article helps owners and potential buyers, or even future beneficiaries, to intelligently plan for succession.

The due diligence process is important when buying real estate in Phuket. But one of the most serious issues it can uncover is when a condominium project is found to have been built on national forest. Any projects built on land found to be owned by the forestry department are very likely to one day be demolished. This means investors may end up losing everything.

Thailand's Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) establishes, amongst other things, what steps a developer must take to ensure that the development is beneficial to Thailand and its people, and that it doesn't have any potential negatives on the surrounding environment.

It does not matter how good things look in marketing material, or how they sound in jazzy sales presentations. Every company, no matter their size, can face difficulties in a changing economic environment. This article highlights the importance of choosing the right developer, especially if you are considering buying off plan.

This article is about protecting your interests before leaving a reservation deposit on a Phuket property purchase. The island's real estate sector has received some negative publicity because some agencies and developers keep deposits, even when buyers discover they have been misled or due diligence checks by lawyers find something amiss.

Can foreigners use a Thai Company Limited to purchase a villa or house in Thailand? Over the last 10 years or more, a new trend has emerged whereby most foreigners are led to believe that using a Thai company is perfectly acceptable. This articles helps to clarify what is and what is not legal.

This article helps buyers of Phuket and Thai real estate understand exactly what due diligence is and why it is so necessary. Unfortunately situations where things go wrong are all too common and nearly every single time it is because no due diligence was carried out on the property or the developer.

All investments carry an element of risk, in one form or another. For anyone thinking of buying Thai Property, they should educate themselves on the risks that exist before making the purchase . These risks are very real, and simply cannot be ignored.

Buying off plan may have some advantages for anyone looking for a "good deal". But there is also a great deal more risk associated with this strategy. Although the risks can sometimes be overlooked when the deal is just too good to pass up on, investors must also be aware of the negatives and what can go wrong. This article aims to explains those risks and how to mitigate them.