What’s the difference between freehold and leasehold ownership?
Freehold means you own the property outright, while leasehold grants ownership for a set period (typically 30 years, renewable up to 90 years). I help buyers choose the best option based on their investment goals.
What taxes and fees should I expect when purchasing property?
Buyers typically pay transfer fees (around 2% of the registered value) and, in some cases, specific business taxes or stamp duties. I’ll guide you through the financial details to avoid surprises.
Do I need a lawyer when buying property in Thailand?
Absolutely. I work with professional legal advisors who ensure all due diligence is completed, contracts are fair, and transactions are fully transparent.
Can foreigners buy property in Phuket?
Yes, foreigners can own condominiums freehold in Thailand and can purchase landed properties through leasehold agreements or company structures. I work with trusted legal experts to ensure a smooth and compliant transaction.
How can I finance my property purchase in Phuket?
Most foreign buyers purchase properties in cash since local mortgage options are limited. Some international banks or private financing options may be available.
Can I rent out my property while trying to sell it?
Yes, and this can even make your property more attractive to investors. I can assist with rental management to maximize your income while we find the right buyer.