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Survey among Dutch homeowners in Thailand

By Gringo
Posted in Expats and retirees, To rent a house
Tags: Survey, Buy a house

May 11, 2019

Jesper Kwant studies at the Hanze University of Applied Sciences in Groningen and is currently working on his graduation assignment. The subject of his graduation assignment is to investigate why Dutch people decide to buy/rent a home in Thailand and what their experiences are.

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Advice: renting in Thailand is better than buying

By Hans Bosch
Posted in To rent a house
Tags: To rent a house, Buy a house

13 September 2017

My first advice after many years of Thailand: don't buy, but rent. When buying, you have to pay in cash, because farang don't get a mortgage here. You can always leave if you don't like something.

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No more rental house in Thailand for me

By Jack S
Posted in To rent a house, Living in Thailand
Tags: To rent a house, Jack Schulteis

9 September 2017

Sjaak Schulteis and girlfriend Aom moved into a rented house twice. Twice they came into conflict with the landlord. What happened? Shake tells.

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For rent from Dutchman: new Condo in Bangkok

By Submitted Message
Posted in Expats and retirees, To rent a house
Tags: Bangkok, Condo, Dutchman

October 7, 2013

For rent from Dutch owner: a new Condo in Bangkok. This beautiful condominium is located on Lumpini Bangna Trad Road.

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Renting a house in Thailand for a few months – read the tips

By Peter (editor)
Posted in Expats and retirees, To rent a house, thai tips
Tags: To rent a house, Winter prices

February 11 2013

Renting a house in Thailand is a good choice if you go to Thailand for a longer period, for example 1 to 4 months to spend the winter. We give a number of tips that you should consider when renting a house in Thailand.

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Survey among Dutch homeowners in Thailand

Advice: renting in Thailand is better than buying

No more rental house in Thailand for me

For rent from Dutchman: new Condo in Bangkok

Renting a house in Thailand for a few months – read the tips