Buying property in Thailand
RE: RE: Buying property in Thailand
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Rooster
RE: RE: Buying property in Thailand
The case is different, the new world continents are common heritage to all . buying property in the americas or australia is a legitimate unspoken right to any who can pay . though the payment is done to the illigitimate owners.
those in the mericas and Australia (in africa too), had looted the land by force and intrigue, that, in no way, make them legitimate owners however you would justify it. let us look for a legal way to put things into lawful concept. how long can this bluff goes on .?!!!
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Carlton
RE: RE: Buying property in Thailand
Buying property and the manipulation to make money out of it later, besides , land is very sensitive issue, it is not a share or a stock . Afterall, what a foreigner needs land for ?, better stay home and farm there, Thailand and any other homelands are not for sale.. That was a Western idea to justify more looting of foreign land, since they have looted most of the world's wealth just as they did with the new world continents.
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Robin
RE: RE: Buying property in Thailand
You get the local guy to sell his 49.6%, via Virgin Islands - then you can buy the remaining 51.4% !
Seems I've been wrong all along about Thailand's anti-foreigner laws.
Far from preventing foreigners buying anything in the country - they're apparently designed to allow foreigners to buy the most crucial infrastructure.
Providing you are super-rich, of course.
What clever laws these are !!
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Ian
RE: RE: Buying property in Thailand
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Rooster
What Century are you in?
First: You are the keeper and not the true holder of this land? Whose name is on the DEED? You should know that I am a loan broker and I am a United States Citizen. If you own land here its yours. What happened in the past is over and DONE. It cannot be brought back.. Thailand has just as many skeletons in its closet as the US concerning this issue.
Second: If you or your parents bought a house or land that depreciated in value that was your fault! You should have done some research before you purchased. I own many houses in California, all with equities over 100k each. "That’s in the first year" Maybe next time your money will be better spent on a financial advisor. A House is the strongest asset you can possibly own in America.
I can go on if you would like?
Don’t comment about homes, land or the US if you don’t know what you’re talking about. I do agree with you about becoming a Thai Citizen "IF" you wish to live in Thailand. Same goes for America. You think you have a problem with farangs staying in Thailand… Try ILLEGALS staying in your country by the millions! These people DO NOT bring money to the country like Farangs do to Thailand (reference the illegal Hispanics). Foreign investment is a large asset to Thailand. Take away foreign investment and Tourism, Thailand’s economy will belly up!
Third: you make a comment "foreigners could ever fathom since they are reckless, dishonored, bad dharma, thieves and parasites” I have only one question for you... WHY did you become a US citizen? Someone in your family thought it was a good idea for you to live here. Bottom line Rooster... Wake up and move into the 21st century... Read all the history books you want, they will not change what has happened in the past. I leave you with one question.... How did you pay for that "real home" in Thailand that you own?
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Mike W
RE: What Century are you in?
As you said, they do not bring money with them but are just a sap to your social welfare system when they can tap in . With farang in Thailand, its the exact opposite, we take the money into that country and generally are more in the giving mode than the taking mode. I am sure that thousands of Thais benifit from our input. Once again Mike well said, i only hope that ROOSTER thinks about what you have endeavoured to teach him !
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Aussie Dave
RE: What Century are you in?
As for Thailand, Thais are very much bring threated as third class citizens of the world because we are docile and manageable by foreigners. And for the indigenous Thais, we are the second class citizens in our country. And my family immigrated to US because western economic powers help ruined our economy and we had assisted US government in certain matter during the Indochina conflict. Otherwise, non-white families would not be abled to immigrate to USA. There are only two categories of Thai immigrants in USA prior to the early 1980...1. farang wives 2. Thai students from rich families and or government sponsored students 3. very rich Thais like those blue blood and or corrupted/connected 4. the exceptional others like my family.
Do you know that government owned all the land in PRC? Why are there so many US companies doing business in PRC? It is not about names on the tittles. It is about making money and take advantage of the opportunities of making ugly amount of money in PRC. Nobody is nagging in PRC about not owning land for sure since their leaders would not mind to throw waves of human bodies at the problems. The past Siamese government was too weak and lack of will to make such deals like China about their territories like HK and Macau. Otherwise, Thailand would retain our territorial integrity and benefited from the natural resources and be independent from foreign influences and energy sources. Now, decedents of foreigners with Muslims and Chineses controlling these old territories for their distant masters. I would not be surprise if the next attacks on US soil and Europe by Al-Qaeda are being formulated in Asian countries like Malaysia and Pakistan. I guess that is why airport security in USA is profiling Asian men.?
Mike. My advise for you is to enjoy the gullible Thai girls and women, enjoy the foods and the beaches, and stay away from local politics. And maybe, you could investing in condo and small business for your retirement. People, who are getting into politics, do want to make changes and help develop Thailand - socially and economically.
Mike. If you are as wealthy as you stated and knowledgeable about realestate business, you could form partnership and making changes in building codes and city planning. Do you have a pioneering spirit?
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Rooster
RE: What Century are you in?
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Rooster
RE: RE: What Century are you in?
Tesco chief invests in Phuket
The chief executive of Tesco has invested millions of pounds in a planned luxury condominium village in Phuket, and which bills itself as environmentally friendly.
At the 100-rai West Sands development on Mai Khao beach in Phuket, the prices of luxury apartments start at around 6.5 million baht, and range up to the most luxurious home, which has a listed sales price of nearly 67 million baht.
The Telegraph newspaper of London said this morning that the chief investor is Tesco CEO Terry Leahy, who "has invested millions of pounds of his own money" in the resort.
"This is something I was keen to do. It is a private investment. I like Thailand, I like the people there, the economy is doing pretty well, and it is a popular destination," said Leahy, according to the newspaper.
West Sands is targetting foreigners to buy the apartments, and Mr Leahy singled out Scandinavians and Germans because they favour greenness.
Environmental features include a rainwater collection system, an organic garden, recycling facilities and solar panelling, said the newspaper.
Apartments in the 40-acre resort will be aimed at a "wide range" of buyers, from European expatriates to UK residents looking to retire in Thailand, Mr Leahy said.
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