Regyai

I appreciate that to build a proper drainage (like a proper infrastructure in most other aspects of the city) would really require levelling the place and starting from scratch with some planning/foresight. But what I actually raised... draining BEACH Road into the (adjacent) sea, not really a Herculean feat of engineering.

Beach Road.... Perplexed me for years as to how Thais have such difficulty getting water to go into the sea.

That should only be an issue if you use a hotel that inputs a conflicting TM30 for the overnight. TBH tell them that your passports in the Chinese embassy Bangkok for a visa they book you in and don't (cannot) submit the TM30 Owellian nonsense.

T'was my thoughts too

Don't worry, even when you do it hardly qualifies as funny

Google translate (Camera option) Don't leave home without it

Sukhumvit - diagonally opposite Bangkok Pattaya Hospital

Reckon the Corolla is the favourite to win it

Yes a calamitous fookup of magnificent proportions

Time for an upgrade?

Might simply be a demarcation matter. Most Moo Baans have a road cleaner sweeper as part of the monthly maintenance fee.

Superficially, no. But 'non hotels' shouldn't officially be rented for less than a month , and also some condos forbid.

I think what was inferred was that if a developer/entrepreneur buys a building and operates the business of renting out the accommodation units therein - then these are (rented) apartments. Whereas a condo is a unit within a building where units have been individually sold on and subject to juristic administration/maintenance etc

(Sentiment posted already in similar thread) Just follow the golden rule - Never use REAL money to buy IMAGINERY property

At a guess you are the latest in a long line of wide eyed hopefuls who made the same childishly obvious mistake of using REAL money to buy IMAGINERY property