Although there is no set law, it will be most payments. First, you leave a deposit on the payment with your credit card or cash when you sign the contract in Thailand. Most sellers would say that this money is 'not refundable,' so you'll lose this deposit if you change your mind. This is mostly 10% of the selling price, or it is fixed at 50,000 or 100,000 THB. This is referred to as a booking fee which is not legally binding. The seller shall hold for your account the estate for at least 14 days to 1 month and will not sell it to another buyer. After the same period, the seller's account in Thailand will be paid 20 to 50 percent of the sale price by bank transfer. An extra 25% is paid later on and 100% is required to be charged at 'the hand of the word.' A steady payment plan has been developed in some cases because the property is not ready to move in and your payments are followed by developments.

Should I pay a commission to the immobilizer agent? No, it is not necessary for you to pay the agent because the seller pays the agent or the broker directly. The regular commission in Thailand is usually 3 percent, but some owners and developers now give an additional 5 percent to encourage the agents to sell their properties. The seller pays the commission of the agent, because the agent makes efforts to find the buyer by marketing. While you don't pay the seller directly, he will look after you when you buy it.
 
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How much is Thailand's "natural" property price?

In Thailand, there is no "natural" property price. There are many factors that are combined to deter the selling price of an object in Thailand, to prevent price of an item. A few significant price deterrent factors are here: the location, the cost of the pool, efficiency, sea or mountain views and the seller's desperation to sell them.

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