Thailand Real Estate Guide to Areas and Properties

Looking to rent a property in Bangkok can be tricky when you don’t know where to start. We have all been there, from searching through hundreds and thousands of listings to ending up being overwhelmed by the sheer endless stream of information, and eventually falling back to square one again.…

How do you provide a successful stay for your tenants and learn more from the tenants’ perspective and experience? This list combines simple ways to keep both sides happy.  Permission To Rent Out The Property If you have a standard residential mortgage on the property, you will need consent from…

We called it a ”2 plus 1” payment. As in, one month in advance for rental fees and two months as a security deposit. You will get the deposit back at the end of your contracts (fully return if no damages)

We will issue an invoice asking for a Booking Deposit and recheck rightful ownership for you.

Monday – Sunday 9:00 – 22:00 hrs, including public holidays – so give us a call or write us a message!

If you need more information about the property please do not hesitate to contact us. Our team is more than happy to assist you.

The amenities list in your building should be provided along with the contract signed prior to moving in; however, you can always check with the juristic person of your building.

This depends on the terms you agreed prior to moving. Normally each unit comes with one parking space and if you’d like to have 2 parking spaces, please contact our Property Management representative

The electricity rate can be divided into two different types Government Rate Building Rate – this depends on the amount your building has set. It usually varies from 5 baht per unit to 8 baht per unit 

You may contact our Property Management team for any inquiries via mobile at 092-264-3444, Line @propertyscout or send us an email at contact@propertyscout.co.th