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In Topic: Sub Dividing Land
2011-12-19 13:17:10
Creating a loan doc certifying that the money was loaned to her by me and non sellable until repaid with interest should be sufficient but still checking options.
I was born at night, but not last night
I was born at night, but not last night
In Topic: Sub Dividing Land
2011-12-16 11:20:50
dave111223, on 2011-12-15 17:30:18, said:
Just go the land department; tell them the sizes of each of the sub-divides and they will come and do a "Rang Wat" (measure the land and install marker stones).
Costs about 1000-2000 (i'm guessing this will be per divide), and takes about 1 month for them to come out and then about another month to get the new chanotes.
They will issue you a new chanote for each new subdivide, except for one which will keep the original chanote with bits crossed out.
Beware the Rang Wat guys are real hustlers (both the main guy and his laborers), you do not need to pay him any "extra" money.
Last time I asked the laborer guys how much to knock in a couple of longer marker polls that i'd bought (the official markers are very small). They wanted 800baht per 2m pole! LOL; did it myself.
Costs about 1000-2000 (i'm guessing this will be per divide), and takes about 1 month for them to come out and then about another month to get the new chanotes.
They will issue you a new chanote for each new subdivide, except for one which will keep the original chanote with bits crossed out.
Beware the Rang Wat guys are real hustlers (both the main guy and his laborers), you do not need to pay him any "extra" money.
Last time I asked the laborer guys how much to knock in a couple of longer marker polls that i'd bought (the official markers are very small). They wanted 800baht per 2m pole! LOL; did it myself.
Thanks. 1-2k baht seems fair enough.
I'll want to run a road somwwhere for commom access. How will this be documented or noted as useable by all?
In Topic: Sub Dividing Land
2011-12-16 11:15:52
InterestedObserver, on 2011-12-15 17:26:17, said:
How many pieces are we talking about? Has an effect on the approval process needed, if any.
I'm picking up 22 rai in a fast growth area and was thinking of either 3-4 rai plots, the size typically favored by the ex pats here.
Thanks for the response.
