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Jan 19, 2015 Lease in Thailand

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In Thailand, the maximum lease period is 30 years only and as prescribed by law, only leases that exceed 3 years is required to be registered.

Jan 19, 2015 Maintenance Fee and Sinking Fund

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If condominium owners are obliged to contribute to the sinking fund, they must also pay the maintenance fee.

Jan 19, 2015 Condominium Act

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Before acquiring a condo in Thailand, first you must consult a reputable property lawyer in the Kingdom to make sure that you are well versed with regard to your rights.

Jan 19, 2015 Sor Kor 1

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The Sor Kor 1 does not signify ownership of a land but only a claim of it, something in which is connected to its more popular term as it also known as Claim Certificate.

Dec 19, 2014 Sinking Fund

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Among the common terms used in condominium purchase is "sinking fund" and this may be misconstrued as part of the maintenance fee that would be collected monthly from each unit owner.

Dec 19, 2014 Servitudes

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If the property purchased or to be acquired has no open and free access to it, the only way to get to the property is to obtain a right-of-way from an owner of a surrounding property.