Condo ownership typically rests on a unit title registered within the building’s juristic entity. Look for the unit title deed, any documentation showing foreign-ownership allowances for the building, and the juristic-person rules that may affect leasing, subletting or long-term occupancy. For a villa, check who holds the land title and whether the seller can demonstrate a clear chain of ownership for the land, plus whether a long-term lease or alternative ownership structure is involved. Obtain the sale contract, transfer plan and any approvals related to ownership or permitted use. Compare who pays taxes, transfers and maintenance costs as reflected in the completion statement. Above all, have an independent Thai-licensed lawyer review the documents in your name and confirm the sale can close on your intended date. No property type guarantees safety or profitability; the key is clarity on the title, rights and use.Status.
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