pipo1000, on Yesterday, 10:10 , said:
lovetotravel, on Yesterday, 08:15 , said:
It's a buyers market right now. Thousands of unsold or resale units are available, with a smaller number of renters. Many units sit empty. If you can handle, potentially, a year of no income, then long term it "might" be a good investment. You've really got to do your homework. Location, location, location. And a well appointed unit.
I didn't say that. I said the OP might have a vacant unit for a year with no income. Potentially longer? As for sales, it's going to be some time before the oversupply is sold. Especially with so many new buildings under development.
pattaya_girl, on Yesterday, 11:35 , said:
I bought my Townhouse Central Pattaya 10 years ago, I paid 800.000 bt. Yesterday a house sold (in one day) a few doors from mine, at the price of 1.7 million, and it is very run down. wow.
I did great on real estate purchased 10 years ago, or more. If bought today, good luck with price appreciation. I know many who can't sell it for what they paid for 2 years ago!
But, some are still making money on real estate. You just have to figure out the angle!





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