Found a house near Hua Hin area that finally feels right โ big space, rare 2 master bedrooms, perfect setup. Owner dropped rent from 45k to 35k/month with 1 month free, but only if we cover repainting, deep clean, small repairs, and all new furniture (looking like 100k+ upfront). If it were turnkey itโd probably go for 55โ70k. We do plan to stay long term, but not sure if the landlord will be reliable since heโs pushing all work on us. Would you take it at 35k + repairs, or keep searching?
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user is considering renting a house in Hua Hin, which has two master bedrooms and a spacious layout, at a reduced rent of 35,000 THB/month with an additional upfront cost of 100,000 THB for repairs and new furniture. The community responses largely advise against taking the deal due to the extensive responsibilities placed on the tenant and the risk of being displaced after a year. Many suggest continuing the search for a more reliable lease arrangement.