Does a house book in Thailand indicate ownership or possession of a property?

A chanote, for instance, shows the owner. You can find out at the Land Office who is the owner of a property. A blue house registration book or tabian bahn does not need to show the owner. Neither does a yellow book. These documents merely show who is registered as living at that address.

An example. A person owns two homes. They will have a chanote for each property. They may or may not be listed in either blue book. They can only be listed in one blue book at a time. They could easily be registered as living in another blue book for a home they don't even own.

google search finds lots.of useful info.eg high risk flood area to.avoid living there

if you are a foreign condo.owner, the blue book you get has no.name on it, have to.change to a yellow book to get fireign owner name on it, check by google search

Name on the first page is not the owner but the head of the household i.e. who can add names to the register etc etc

No it does not show owners name. For instance, my house/property is in my sister in law’s name but her name isn’t in our house blue book at all.

Blue or Yellow one

If you are referring to the house book all Thais have, it proves where they live