Long time rental.

[Taltos 7]

I was wondering how much discount one should expet for a long time rental. Then I am talking about a year or longer.

 

Should you get more if you pay upfront for the year or does it not matter.

[halfaboy 31]

Usually, if you rent for one year, you pay 11 months rather than 12.

[MrMango 672]

I was wondering how much discount one should expet for a long time rental. Then I am talking about a year or longer.

 

Should you get more if you pay upfront for the year or does it not matter.

What kind of a rental are you talking about? Women, cars, or apartments?

 

Never pay upfront for the first.

[BigDUSA 71]

There's an over supply of rentals in Pattaya. Just because your quoted a price doesn't mean you can't negotiate down and then ask about paying a year in advance. If you don't find what you like at the price you want to pay put an ad in the Pattaya Mail.

[torrenova 660]

Don't pay for a year in advance, especially if you don't know the area and the building really well. You can sign a 1 year agreement but with a break clause say every 3 months.

 

When you sign the agreement has a lot of bearing as well. Signing an agreement in July is going to cost you a lot less than signing the same agreement in November.

 

Avoid some of the idiot estate agents who are con merchants and routinely overprice all kinds of property and are not adverse to less than ethical business practices.

 

Deposit will be 1 or 2 months plus another month in advance. Check out the water and electric costs as well. Telephone and internet access are also important.

[Taltos 7]

Thanks for the answer.

 

I am talking about either apartment or house. I am seriously thinking about taking the big jump and make LOS my living base.

 

I think I would rather rent at first, at least wile I see how it goes.

Edited September 4, 2006 by Taltos