lawyers & provinces

[ting_tong 63]

Ok, if I have a business name registered in Chonburi province, and I want to buy a house and land in Udon Thani province........do I have to register a business in Udon Thani?

 

I hope my attorney is not trying to make me a "Ngo falang kwai" stupid falang buffalo

 

I have not provided a title to the land or building, on which the business is situated in Chonburi yet.

[smullenpe 0]

Please let us know if you do get the business. I reckon we can trust with you to provide us with fresh farm girls. Let us break them in with our limp dicks.

[Tengotodo 52]

I miss Ting Tong

[Gary 4,119]

Just be aware of the Thai law. You CANNOT own property in Thailand and the lawyers who tell you "NO PROBLEM" are full of shit. Just remember golden rule. "Never spend more in Thailand than you can afford to walk away from".

 

Guys spend a lot of money for lawyers and contracts to protect themselves and when it comes right down to it you are simply FUCKED! Accept that fact and don't throw the money away on taxes, tax returns, accountants and lawyers.

[Owen` 2]

Gary is probably very much correct. It's not a hard thing to do in life to simply NOT BUY LAND IN THAILAND. If someone asks you to, say no. If they ask you to "go in as partners", just say no. If they are upset, then compute how much money it was that they were arranging to have you pay, with them sharing ownership, and if that's what you want to do then write them a check for half that and just give it to them and flush the money out of your net worth forever.

 

People get so enshrouded in the details of land and houses and lose sight of the fact that they are just numbers. They are dollars or pounds. They are not anything else than that.

Edited April 10, 2007 by Owen`