I am doing with two units in Bangkok and currently yielding 8%. One has been renovated and the other one only decorated .

I have properties also abroad and I must say this was much easier than in other western countries.

I own two properties and I have rented both of them in one day to people I knew, and I plan to sell in a few years. I am a small investor and always happy to talk with like minded people. Most of FB users are not brave or experienced enough to understand the perks of investing here.

- no notary

- low taxes

- private property Is secured

- condo are professionally managed

- GDP will be +38% in 5 years

- rents are booming

Even if supply is increasing, if you consider just a 2% value appreciation each year, with a % net return by the rentals, you are going to earn a good return and cash flow. Plus having a home in Bangkok can be a great plan Z for investors and entrepreneurs who face uncertainty.

@Martin ****

you can get problems in the future, such as being rejected from the Elite program after. (As it happened with the ED visa and Voluntary visa)

From what you said, I think elite might be the best option, you can dm me I had a similar experience and I eventually chose the elite. Smart and LTR are very difficult to obtain.

@Michael ******

I had the same experience

I had and still have a great experience. Bought a property, renovated and rented. Most of the people complaining are just not good in investing.

@Roberto ********

you sure you want to help a person with that profile? Check the bio…

We really can avoid anti lgbtq people. Why should the country accept a person who doesn’t respect other individuals? That screams red flags for hate crimes.

@Graham *****

thanks for the feedback. I understand the point but I don’t agree on the assumption that “true” tourists do not own properties. It’s just not factual. However I understand that perception of this fact can vary. Thanks

Sure. That’s for the feedback. The Elite looks to have the same purpose (tourism). Just more expensive and commits to a longer period.

@Garrett **********

thank you for your feedback. So I might be able to do a second METV (before or after the expiration?), doing extensions and I shouldn’t get any troubles at the immigration? (Besides the ordinary extensions / exits / visa bounces).

Thanks a lot