Would anyone know if you can take out a 12 month lease on a condo if you just have a tourist visa., or they just happy to take your money regardless.
TLDR : Answer Summary
It is generally possible to rent a condo in Thailand with a tourist visa, and landlords often don't check visas before renting. However, you will typically need to pay a 2-month deposit upfront, which may not be refunded if you exit the lease early. It is generally recommended to consider month-to-month rentals unless you plan to extend your visa due to family reasons or long-term stay. Additionally, renting serviced apartments may be suitable for short-term stays.