Thailand is a favorite destination of farangs (foreigners) in Southeast Asia. The blend of picturesque scenery, exquisite beaches, beautiful people, and delectable food comprise the irresistible pull that gravitate many farangs to the Kingdom.
An intended short visit almost always turns into months and months become years. Since farangs are not allowed to own immovable property (e.g. land) in Thailand, the most likely scenario is a long term lease of a house, condominium unit, or apartment.
Many farangs have had a few crash and burn experience when it comes to leasing immovable properties in the Kingdom. Who would not want to be spared of these undesirable experiences? Thus, it behooves you to acquaint yourself with a few leasing essentials to avoid unwanted brushes with your lessor and the law.
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