Whether condos or villas, investors in Phuket property are often looking for a good return on investment (ROI) as well as capital gains. Consistent returns rely heavily on the tourist sector. This article looks at how the future looks for yields in the rental market and what to watch out for.
This article tries to explain why anyone contemplating a condominium purchase in Phuket should choose freehold over leasehold. There is no reason why a buyer should choose leasehold on a project if freehold units are still available.
Learn about what your condominium common area is and why you have to contribute to its upkeep.
Finding the right lawyer when purchasing real estate in Phuket, is not just important. It is essential.
In other parts of the world, leasehold is viewed as a form of ownership, but the meaning of leasehold in Thailand does not exist in the same form. Instead, a lessee is simply a tenant. This article explains the differences between freehold and leasehold structures as well outlining exactly what a leasehold means in Thailand.
If you are buying a condominium in Phuket, then you will be required to contribute to the sinking fund. This article aims to give you an overview of sinking funds, their purpose and what they are used for.
While many foreigners complain about Thailand's land ownership laws, they will be surprised to learn that nearly half the countries in the world follow the same restrictions.
This article helps buyers to identify the various options available to them when looking at property for sale in Phuket.
Find out more about the 1979 Condominium Act, the amendments of 1999 and 2008 and how they affect buyers of condos in Phuket and Thailand
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