Buying a Condo in Thailand, Secret Hideaway, Prachuap Khiri Khan ประจวบคีรีขันธ์
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- čas přidán 18. 03. 2019
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Taking a look around a Quiet Town on the ocean that is very clean and organized. Many farang have discovered this hideaway spot but remains a great place to retire. We talk with a seasoned expat, and he shares his condo experience....
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lovely places thanks for nice views.
Very smart move on Mike's part. 6 months Thailand 6 months US. Seasonal expat the only way to go. Especially if you got kids and grandkids. Definitely loved his advice on renting. Chuck great video. We will visit this area on our next trip to Thailand.
Great video guys, Mike’s condo information was excellent what a fantastic genuine person
Double thumbs up.
Awesome video.
Always rent you can never own no matter what you think and the returns are so small . Invest in property funds in the states and use the profits to pay your rent in Thailand. +
The problem of forged chanotes and remortgaged before you buy it. And of course as he said if you rent you are completely mobile . Another good video chuck 👍
Agreed. A Brit can get 4.5% - 5% tax paid quite easily with diversified investments. Stick a chunk in something like Foreign and Colonial Commercial Property Trust, a chunk in something like Securities Trust of Scotland and a chunk in something like Edinburgh Investment Trust. Take the dividends, pay the rent with them, and relax.
@@yepthatsme170 How do you *define* risk? Volatility in share price is what people usually mean. If I'm not selling I don't care. A company going bust? Well that's not really an issue with a trust that owns 50 to 400. Cuts in the dividends? That's a bigger issue, but it rarely happens. Big movements in the value of currencies? Well, broadly diversified investments involve companies earning and paying from all over the world, so that's rarely a problem. Hyperinflation? Well you own companies, not a cash deposit, so the earnings and dividends soar, and the company gets to either pay back its debt in worthless paper, or - at the very least - the debt interest becomes in real money terms meaningless.
Simply magnificent prachuap khiri khan thanks Chuck
...another great time...thanks for sharing your experiences in Pra Chuap...enjoyed Mike's experience with purchasing a condo. Great food there. We enjoyed coming along...again, continued safe travels and have loads of fun!
Yeeeea it's the Chuck and Page show!!!
Another great video, thanks guys, have a blast!
Tung is so cute her laughter is contagious 😷
Hi claus and tung good to see you again I do like this area chuck very clean and great food by the sea hi paige nearly fogot you good job chuck as always
Claus and his wife seem like cool people to have fun with.
Informative interview! Thank you Chuck!
Very beautiful. Thanks for sharing Chuck.👍
Thanks for watching
Chuck & Paige,
We on the way, sitting in Houston IAH waiting for our EVA Airlines flight to leave. We'll be in Bangkok 12-Noon Friday. Hopefully we'll catch you on your travels.
Jon & Noi from Florida
Nice area thanks again for letting us see you life
Those shirts looks good on you two. So glad they fit. Thanks for representing Oregon! Enjoy your vacation! GX
Luv to watch your vlogs ( the perfect couple) . Keep up the great work. Thai food is making hungry. Can't wait to get back . Be safe u2. 😎
Hi Chuck! Thanks for all your videos,I love to see your journey around Thailand.. (I going back soon)
I want to thank you special for this video, because you show that not everything is "land of smiles"...
It's a lot of difficulties for farang in Thailand.. People should be aware about it..
But for me..I love the beautiful country and the lovely, friendly,and just curious people..That's why I love Thailand.. makes up for the small amount of bad people..
Big love from Sweden 🇸🇪
Useful info, thanks. If only the wife would agree to living there! See you tomorrow.
What a fantastic place to relax and the food at the end looked so delicious! Thanks for sharing this video Chuck and Paige!👍
Thanks for watching
Very nice Chuck and Paige. Thanks for the update. All the best. Mitch
Thanks for watching, Mitch
Chuck...Impressed you can read Thai. Nice!
Good information lads ..
Another great video from one of my 2 favourite places in Thailand, thanks for posting and glad you had a good time there again! I would always rent over buying anytime in Thailand!!
Hey chuck, your vids are great as always.. and tell your pretty wife her hair looks really cute..the way she had it cut. Doug
I know this have been there a few times but more the Pranburi area, the area it's really a great spot to retire or just chill and enjoy life. Nice video!
Vin Diesel with some helpful advice on buying Condos in Thailand..Great vid chuck amazing scenery also
HAVE A GREAT EVENING CHUCK
Always great to run into subscribers.
Personally, I think that rent/lease/own is very much dependent on individual circumstances. I don't imagine myself ever buying a condo, but a house is almost always a good investment (assuming you have a spouse that is Thai). Yes, there are cases of forgeries and other kinds of theft. This is where working with a good realtor and or lawyer become paramount. Granted, renting leaves you mobile, but you will never get back even a penny of what you paid. If you buy, you then have something to either sell, use as collateral or if nothing else, something to pass along to your decedents.
Thanks for sharing Chuck and Paige and Klaus and Toon.
Glad to have found your channel new subscriber from Montana USA
That was too funny watching that old Thai trying to put that bike together and with the the cop...priceless memories in Prachuap.
HI Chuck great video , just seen you chatting about Condo's we just brought a Condo for our Son Arnie, no problems with us on Condo and will be renting it out until my Son is 16 or 18 to live in it or if he wants to keep renting the Condo out
Way to think ahead.
Fantastic Insight. Much appreciated I was thinking about a condo but I see all the issues now. Will definitely rent in the future when I retire
Great info on home buying as opposed to renting. Will have good discussion with girlfriend. Haven't really been a beach person ( and me living in Southern California ) but you may have me hooked. Safe Journeys.
HEY CHUCK AND PAIGE, THAT AREA SOUNDS EVEN BETTER THAN CHA-AM. MAYBE I'LL COME DOWN THERE AND TAKE A LOOK WHEN I COME BACK FROM THE U.S.. ENJOYED THE VIDEO AND OF COURSE I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING THE ISLAND VIDEOS COMING UP.
Great video 👍 👌
Nice!
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Good morning Thailand!!!
Love the Oregon shirts!!!
great channel bro, i've been in thailand for 3wks now, bangkok then phuket, too crowded too polluted, looks like i need to explore more. thx for the info!!
Oo you eat those noodles spicy too!!
Very nice voice. Mike
Lion and Elephant together 🍺🍺🍺👍👍👍.
Very interesting topic from your new friend. Even if I come originally from SEA and our country looks similar to Thailand. I wanted to buy a house or a condo there when I visited Thai 3x. I can relate to your buddy about buying a condo and all of what he said is fact. It’s the same in my own country. I guess it’s really better to rent than to own a property over there. Love your new vids and I have to catch up !!
Hi Chuck & Paige,
Great fun video and interesting info from Mike on his Condo purchase. I have to say that renting makes a lot more sense to me...fed up... just up sticks and move on, more options and flexibility. Best wishes, enjoy the journey, adventures, (& food !!) thank you both. Anthony. 🙏🏻
Yes you can even if you own a place.. Rent it out.. Simple
Yes, good point.
Amazing, you can handle spiciness the same as local or even more. I can not have that much of chili.
I have been to Prachuap 2 times. First time was just luck. I closed my eyes and pointed on the map. How lucky was i!!? :D It is really beutifull! Calm place. Some problems with people from Burma, but it has nothing to do with any farang. I recommend that you visit Au Manau. They have the most beutifull beaches. Second time was not luck ;) I had to go back
Great Video & Topic... As I've always suspected.. Do Not Buy ( in a Foreign Country/Expat Retirement Haven)... Always Rent!!
Thanks, Chuck & Paige for the Relevant Info...
Dave
After 9 months in Thailand I am back in the SF Bay area working on a contract. Even with high pay the cost of living here is insane. After averaging about 250 THB a day for great meals and drinks everyday in Bangkok it's shocking to pay that much for a single cappuccino here. I can afford it but I find it offensive. Can't wait to finish the contract and get back to low cost and beautiful Thailand. As far as buying a condo I agree I'd only do it in a place that's already built and probably one I rented first. There's no rush since there is always oversupply. Renting is often the better choice but not always.
Get a few beers into the ladies and watch the funny faces. Love you all.
Stil a nice country Thailand!
Very nice. You really got me interested in that place. My Thai GF to. So we may put in on our bucket list
For sure visit next time
Thanks for another good video
Highlight when u posted video
Thanks for watching
I’ve heard to many stories about problems with buying condos in Thailand. Everything looks great, enjoy your vacation and thanks for sharing it with us, many blessings to you, Paige and family 🙏
Thanks
I would add never buy anything in a foreign country you are not willing to loose. Renting in Thailand has much more benefits.
@@chug-a-lugdoug4638 only do what's easy for you. I live here so going to the ATM everyday for money is not for me. I have had my account hacked 3 times in the US in the last 20 years. Never have all your cookies in 1 jar.
Thanks for the interview with the subcriber giving his personal experience on buying a condo and now renting. Great advice and insight. Even if you buy a house & you have no issues with neighbors for 5 years or so, wait until their kids become teenagers then it changes lol.
I rent, cheap as compared to Australia, use as a base to travel around. If ever we want to move, no problem. As far as buying goes, my thai lady has suggested it but I just say no, we rent, more freedom and choices.
Also agree with the quality & attention to detail with a lot of properties including condo I've seem leaves a lot to be desired although a lot of new estates in Australia are lacking quality as they build at reduced costs. Always looks good for the first couple of years then the lack of quality starts to show.
Keep up the great videos, cheers
"Freedom and Choices" ;)
This is great advice. Nice condo's rent in Pattaya/Jomtien for 10-15k a month (on the beach, close, or a close beach view). These are listed for 3m and you can find them closer to 2.5m. It would take 21 years of rent or mor to pay for a place and that doesn't include building fees etc. Rent Rent Rent. 5% return on investing that 2.5m would ~pay for rent. You can stay some place for 2 years-10 year, whatever. Then when you tire of it, move.
Thanks for sharing.
Can you get a link to the condos?
@@hillbillyinparadise Link to what condos? Jomtien and Pattaya are dripping with condos. Try View Talay 3, View Talay 5, View Talay 7, Try any of the other 10 story plus condo buildings. You will need to go into them personally and negotiate in person to get the best deal besides you don't want to negotiate a 1 year deal without seeing the condo. If you want want to have more info just google it. "view talay 3 condo for rent". That comes up with many pages of web sites offering rentals. The condos many show could be the same at different prices depending on how close they are to the owner. They are just middle-men or middle-men of middle-men etc. Go to the source or as close as possible by going to the buildings, they will have information or they'll have an independant rental office (or 2) and you can look at what they have now. Make sure to look at the facilities, elevators, room, etc. Then negotiate on the spot and be ready to sign then and there for the best price..
www.expat-condos.com/ .They have some good listings.
Interesting to hear someones condo experience. Buying anything in Thailand takes a lot of experience and local knowledge, but I have found the process is not as difficult if buying from well known developer. As far as Thais not paying maintenance fees, that is incorrect in my several experiences. My kids, all Thais, have bought condos and pay all fees, normally called community property fees and special maintenance fees. I do agree that buying after the project is complete is better than presale even though the price will be more. Inspecting the entire condo is necessary before buying. Do not buy without local knowledge, either yours or trusted Thai.
Nice Bike Lane full of parked cars
I bought a condo 3 years ago in chiang Mai.. Well run by the management team.. Good investment.. No problems so far.. Your friend needed his girlfriend to do the negotiations.. He got played..
How could he or his girlfriend foresee the future when he made the purchase. Not sure how he got played when you can't always see what the future holds. There was no management team on a new construction. I say his mistake was not getting one already built. We all live and learn, or learn from so many others. For me getting suckered into a permanent resident in a foreign land that doesn't offer you, a permanent residence is getting played. But you already knew my opinion.
@@notime2bsad I agree with you that it's better to buy an established property but, it's still a case of doing research on track record and standards of the builder.. Also not sure why you think it wouldn't offer you a permanent home?.. You do own the condo.. And it can be rented out and or sold in the future.. Better than living with the in-laws.. But, that's only my opinion.. Cheers.
Great video. Good info on why not to buy a condo
Btw ... thanks to your recommendation of David Lam, the attorney from TSL in Bangkok, my fiancee was able to get her k1 visa finally approved. Shes here in Florida with me, one week now, first time. Btw: its 66 degrees here. Thanks again.
Glad to help.
Buying in thailand is not the same as the states. Doesn't make since here . But do it if it is what makes you happy. The best part of living here for me is Freedom and no anchors.....
My friend you never buy from a contractor who has only built 5 projects, you buy from Mega Builders only like Sansiri, Height Holdings in the Pattaya and many other Mega Builders, with deep pockets who have built hundreds of condo projects.
Sansiri have a good reputation.. Not bad at all standards.
I agree and learned my 25Kusd lesson. I would still only rent.
Thanks For The info!
Looks like a place for me ;o)))
Chuck and Sage.
Beautiful place. When your in Chumpon look me up.
was there last week
Next time let me know . Love the videos also .
Another excellent vid on PKK.
I have lived in Chiang Mai since 2001, owning my own Condo for 16 years, no problem.
The Smog season in CM caused me to holiday in PKK for 3 years running.
I stayed decent hotel on north beach the owners said they would build the first true Condo in PKK.
This never happened, they expanded their hotel in stead. If I could find a true Condo in PKK I would seriously consider a move, nice town and normal good Thai people.
John
Yes, no true condo's like in the western world. Most people rent houses in area which is actually a better deal. Cost is about 5,000 to 10,000 baht. I met a guy who just moved from Chiangmai. He found a nice house and loves it. He lived in CM for 7 years and is not looking back. This is Mike by the way. The guy Chuck interviewed. I am back in East TN, USA for 6 months enjoying the summer. One more thing. They just build a New Moban this year. 100K usd and up. It is close to Tesco/Lotus. I forgot the name. This is the only new development I have seen in PKK.
Thanks chuck for another great video,beach really is beautiful , my wife and I are gonna try and learn how to do CZcams we’ve changed our name to Robert Mac in Asia so you won’t see Robert Mcintosh any more I gotta learn to edit I’ll be doing stuff from Vietnam since my wife has house there we’re only doing it for our friends always ask us to film so here comes the disaster
It is a good way to look back on adventures. Just never mind the negatives that come with it if you decide to make your journey public.
Thanks chuck we gotta find the edit App any ideas 🙏🏻🇺🇸🇹🇭👍
Beautiful Paige
@@maartenfroma5904 ain't nothing wrong with her
Great friendly content as usual ! Please, please, please put me out of my misery! All over Thailand (as in video) I hear this thai songbird. Any idea on what ???
Ps -beautiful area nice to see the menus in Thai, not Chinese and Russian as elsewhere !
I have owned my condo in bkk, for 8 years,, never had problems, I get it rented out every year,,, if your living there, for 30 plus years. , its a lot cheaper to buy , then if your going to rent .But no matter the country , I never buy before it is bought..That is always a gamble...
Did you go to the border with Myanmar where the thinnest part of Thailand is?
I saw how much 🌶 you used on the soup!!! Dang
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Why would you ever buy any property past a certain age? Like you said,if you don’t like it ,move when you rent.
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Oh Mike, now you got me thinking 🤔
I was thinking of buying a condo in one of the sisaran developments in bangsare.
I'd love to hear from you to chat about your experiences if you read these comments.
This is Mike. I am back in the USA for 6 months. My email is Travelerusa40@yahoo.com. A lot of developing going on in Bangsare. They have some nice condos from what I can tell from the outside. If your interested in buying something that is a few years old I would request their Association Annual report from the Juristic Committee and read it. In Fact, request them for the past few years and read through and check for the maintenance deficiet or how many units are not paying maintenance. Better to rent in the area and become an investigator. No need to rush in buying anything. Realtors will tell you things are going fast on the Sell, but they are not! I noticed unexperienced expat think they can buy a condo and flip it and make a profit on the New Builds, this is not reality. I am also on Line App. Search my name: Travelerusa40 Good luck to you.
What was the cart combo? Dried squid and what?
that looks like a great area to live. I have been travelling around thailand but havent been there yet. Are there condos or houses around there for rent long term?
So are they renting in the Hadthon Hotel for $274 monthly?
Or... what is the name of their seaview apartment building for $274?
$25,000 isn't expensive, but as he notes, it's a lot of hassle after that. For a Brit £30,000 is a normal price. That's £1500 dividends if you invest in the UK. That's 60,000 baht, even with the weak pound. For 5,000 baht a month you can find someone to rent you a pretty decent apartment in most places.
Lot's of options for 5k a month. In this country we are always just visitors. Much easier to be flexible if you are able.
Motor bikes run on whisky!
There is Thai price and foreigner price for new condos. My friends girlfriend showed me all her price sheets for multiple projects.
More reason to avoid buying a condo in a country that you can't become a permanent resident.
Thats my plan ! 6 mo. in Alaska and 6 mo. in Thailand ! I have 2 Thai-mix sons 5 and 7 yrs old what will be my bodyguards....lol
Hey Chuck.. If you bought a condo near the beach in Thailand would you suggest buying in Hua Hin, Cha Am or some other place? Thanks for your advice.. 😀
Depending on what you want to do with the condo.. Investment or to live in etc
@@jimcraiggeezer Good point & question Jim. I want it for mainly holidays and maybe live there 6 months of the year down the track. I just wondered where would be the nicest area to holiday and live near a beach.
Bang Kwai
Only Thai nationals can own land in Thailand, fact, no matter what any Thai entrepreneur will tell you.
Condo’s are really Holes in the sky and can be owned by Frangs, the Thai government says so and you will get a Yellow book of ownership, a legal document.
I have had 3 month long holidays in PKK and if there where any Condo’s there I would seriously check out with a view to ownership. I still check on Thai Visa if anyone has built a Condo down in PKK but none seem to have been constructed. Horizontal condo’s are an old trick, they are not legal but then as they say a fool and his money, soon parted.
Wing 5 RTAF is a flight training school hence the aircraft turning over the bay as they line up with runway.
Keep up the good work.
John
What is the condo name? I’m looking to retire there or Cha Am or Hua Hin Thank you Chuck and Paige!
You can go on google maps and look at all the condos. There are more than 1
Great vlog Chuck. I am interested in what your subscriber does with his condo in Prachuap when he is back in the States? Does he continue to rent it unoccupied for those 6 months? Does he keep possessions and a car in Thailand for when he is there? Prachuap looks like my kind of place. I will be in Krabi (Ao Nang) from 26 March. Maybe we will bump into each other. Thanks for all the great info you provide.
as he said, he gave up the condo to some relatives.
notime2bsad Hi Chuck not that one. I was referring to the one he is currently renting in Prachuap
@@Sunyata7755 ah I see. It is an apartment he is renting, he said though.
Hi Steven, this is Mike the guy chuck interviewed. I am back in the states for 6 months (seasonal expat) enjoying the great weather in the USA. I presently rent all year long and pay $300 per month for Condo/Apartment (Living Room, Bedroom, & 2 baths) which are smaller than in the USA. You can rent a 3 bedrooms house for 5000 to 10000 baht ($156usd - $312usd). I have talked to several expat in Prachuap Khiri Khan along the boardwalk and most have houses they rent for a period of time while they are there. What cool is most landlords will keep your stuff for you until you come back the following year. Not to many Expat permanently live in this town - which I think is the best kept secret in Thailand. You have about 10 full time expat residence and 30 part time seasonal expat who keep coming back every year and stay in town or use this as a hub and take short trips around asia then return.
I chose to rent a block away from the beach and near the night market which occurs every Friday and Saturday. I also have a view of the ocean/bay in the condo/apt I rent. I rent the condo all year long on a month-to-month basis because my wife likes to stay there when I travel back to the USA. However, other expat within our complex rent either a studio or 1 bedroom. Studio is $154usd and the 1 bedroom is $300usd or 10,000 baht. You have a Mountain View or ocean view, if you stay on the 4th or 5th floor. The ocean views are limited - so I just keep mine rented the whole year. The Manager will store your things in a secured storage room until you return the following year. Some people have cars, motorbikes, and everyone has a bicycle. You can walk or ride your bicycle from one end to the other of town. Very easy no traffic. You have a little bit of traffic when everyone goes to work and comes home, but beside that it is dead until Friday and Saturday night when the night market happens along the boardwalk or until a festival happens - which occur about once a month and last from 3 days to 1 week. I bought a Honda moped and a used bicycle to get around, however, you really only need a bicycle. I will most likely buy a car or truck in the future and just keep it at the place I am staying. A few expat that are also seasonal expat just store their car or truck when the owners until they return the following year. Expat arrive from Oct through May then they go back to their home country. Most show up in DEC through May.
If you need to reach me you can use the Line App: Search my User Name: Travelerusa40. I plan to travel back in DEC and stay until May 15 2020.Also, if you want western things to do or hit some bar action you can take a mini-van to Hauhin wich is about 1.5 hours North in the Mini-Van which makes a few stops along the way. They leave every 20 minutes. You can return by taking a min-van across from Market Village in Hauhin. They have a hospital in town and the doctors speak english. Not everyone speaks english but if you go to the emergency room at the hospital they will find someone who speaks english for you. My contact info is by Line App: Username: Travelerusa40
You went to Prachuap but did not climb up the temple or go on the RTAF base?
I shared some other videos of our previous trips on this video, there are many other things I did not share on this 1 video also. It is now too dangerous to climb due to the over population of monkeys. But up to you if you want to.
kcasq the beach at that rtaf base is lovely. Nice and clean with loads of shade under the trees. Great spot 👍
I New a man who bought three condos but he was 30 he bought them cheap but rented them it took 12 years or more to get he’s money back he’s now 60 and retired he now as sold three and now rents
20.17 OMG Hahahahahahahahaahhaahahahah
Tay (name) pronounced Thai.. same same as my girlfriends niece.
Hi can you spell the city name for me please? Thanks!
Prachuap Khiri Khan. It is about 1hour south of Hauhin. You can take the VIP bus from BKK airport to Hauhin, then take the minivan to Prachuap Khiri Khan. or You can take the train from BKK right into Prachuap Khiri Khan. The train is longer ride. Also, more expensive because you will want o reserve a VIP Cabin. Cost about $50. The bus from BKK to Hau Hin is around $10 then the mini van ride to Prachuap Khiri Khan is 80 baht. You will get charged another seat of 80 baht if you have extra baggage. Hope this helped. This is Mike the guy Chuck Interviewed.
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@Nigel Beard They usually don't mention it at all.
With all the smoke/pollution up north in Feb March, April, and May what's the air quality in Prachuap, Hua Hin? Just wondering about a 3 month stay away and at $175 /$250 for a place. well, yeah know.
Anywhere by the ocean has wind. Chiang Mai is in a valley with little wind to move the smoke.
I noticed a little bit of smoke in Huahin but in Prachuap KhiriKhan - I did not notice any. If you go to Face Book you can ask if anyone knows of a place to rent. It's all word of mouth. They also have a tourist information center where they speak english. Tourism.prachua@gmail.com 032604143 Also, this guy is a tax driver/tour guide etc.. He speaks English and can help you 0925702905 Good Luck. I am back in the states for 6 months but you can use the Line App to contact me and I can hook you up: My user name is Travelerusa40. - This is Mike from the Interview. By the way two people from CM just moved down permanently before I returned to the States and love it in Prachuap Khiri Khan.
Prachuap khiri Khan... whats it translated in English?
Shah Ghazni Prachuap mean meet Khiri Khan mean mountain.it my capital province.
It’s risky for foreigners to buy condo in Thailand, do a lot of research in the details that’s all !
Low chowl is that like a qite wif?
Twinseys
Can I live there on $1500 p/m US?
see if this helps czcams.com/video/XGOSAcMlAmE/video.html