@Brandon ***********

I know lots of people use Airbnb, but isn’t it technically against Thai law for them to book for less than 30 days? And I figured if the property has a lot of empty rooms, they may be willing to rent one by the month. I’m not necessarily looking to only stay a month but I just hate to sign a 12 month lease and then something happened back home and I had to leave.

@David **

if you search AIS in your google maps app, they will pop up all over the place. No matter where you are there will be one close by.

@Eric *****

ok. I figured that. Thanks.

@Jack ***************

you could literally do it over the phone. It’s probably as cheap. If not just a little bit more than what you’re paying now anyway. My Verizon phone works just as good here as it did in the states.

@Liam *******

I've watched so many vids I have to go back and review them. It depends on the area. You'll definitely get a better price in On Nut thab Asok or Thong Lo. I kind of put on the back burner as I have to do a bounce next week but I concentrate harder on it when I return.

@Jim *******

exactly! At first I just blew it off, but the more and more and more you hear...so I have nothing to worry about? Thanks.

Did u check with Verizon on the plan?

@Us ****

Any $5000 baht agents in Bangkok or have to go to Pattaya?

I've had this same question on here several times and no luck with any answers, except for Air BnB?? It would be easier with an agent that knows the area, the properties and current rates, but nobody has been very helpful. And why do it yourself blind? The property owner compensates the agent, not the buyer. Good luck, I'll be following.

There are some decent vids on YT, just ignore the supposed 'phenominal' price (or add 50% to it) and just concentrate on the building and the area. Some very nice condos in Thailand!

This is the plan I have with AIS. $200 Baht per month. Fast internet and calls. Can't beat it. Been impressed with it for around $6 USD!