Confirm building, contents, public liability, storm, flood, water damage, rental use, unoccupancy, pool, landslip and business interruption where relevant. Coverage and exclusions vary, especially for hillside, coastal, short-stay or long-empty property. The insured party and value should match the legal ownership structure. Keep maintenance records because neglected drainage, roofs or pumps can complicate claims.
Prepare three figures: cash required to complete, normal annual running cost and a repair reserve. Separate seller estimates from invoices and professional calculations. Costs and tax treatment can change, so current figures should be confirmed before signing.
This is general guide information only; obtain current independent Thai legal, tax, financial or technical advice for the specific transaction.
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