Thread: Farang Land Owners To Be Deported From Thailand

Originally Posted by terry57

If I ever thought I was good enough to pull it off

WTF ! I,m sure with a bit of practice Tel you,,ll get there . infact I think TV run several help threads on the subject it,s a confidence thing ( so I,ve been told )

Originally Posted by terry57

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No probs Harry all is forgiven but it would be nice to go get yourself a decent set of pearly whites.

Sorry El Tel, the wife is always eating and borrows them all the time.

I look at it this way.

If I'm going to plant my seeds here and start a family the first goal is to put them in a family home.

That means exposing myself to more or less what I would be exposed to in any western country and if doesn't work out with the mother.

If I registered the money I used to buy the house with the Bank of Thailand, and if I could prove that my wife was to blame for the marriage breakdown I would have more chance of getting most of my money back here in Thailand when compared to if the same marriage break-down happened in Australia.

All this bull-dust about Thai woman ripping off foreigners is mostly due to the fact some farang make so many mistakes at the start and don't cover themselves in the event of a divorce. Poor judgement, no matter where you do it always means disaster.

Ask him when he is going to arrest Suthep for all the Phuket land he owns on the side of the mountain illegally.

Originally Posted by Loy Toy

If I registered the money I used to buy the house with the Bank of Thailand, and if I could prove that my wife was to blame for the marriage breakdown I would have more chance of getting most of my money back here in Thailand when compared to if the same marriage break-down happened in Australia.

A very valid point there L/T, some guys top there selves when faced with a nasty divorce. The thought of losing everything because he has kids and must pay alimony for what seems the term of ones natural life is simply overwhelming.

It's a fact now in Australia that if a dude has kids and ends up divorced his financial future is seriously compromised unless he is well minted and can start again.

Unfortunately not everybody is in the position to pick up and start again hence why some guys throw there lot in and move to Thailand.

Housing, food and the cost of living are out of control and even people with duel incomes are watching there dollars so in comparison the financial loss of a marriage breakdown in Thailand ain't that bad.

But on the other hand once one loses all his coin whether one is in Thailand or inner Mongolia ones well foked anyway.

The only way not to get caught out by a nasty divorce is to be fully Gay just like Socal, Blue and Butters but fok that dudes I'll take my chances with the female variety.

Originally Posted by terry57

Originally Posted by ceburat

A normal residence in the wife's name is safe, I believe, because the property is in the name of a Thai and will continue to be so after the falang passes on.

So far I don't know of anyone who has ever lost their home this way.

Holly shit Bro, I nearly choked on my " Kao Moo Dang "" reading that one.

I hate to differ but That would have to be one of the most common ways a loved up falang has lost his money.

Silly falang places his faith in his Terak buys the friggin house in her name because they are in love and he trusts her to never kick him out but unfortunately the next thing he knows he's kicked to the curb.

Lets be sensible about this and just tell it like it is bro, that being nothing is safe in Thailand as everything relies on the honesty of the Thai.

No fuck that bro I'll place all my trust in myself thanks very much and keep control off my financial future.

As far as farang's doing dodgy back door deals to control land or business who gives a flying fok what happens to them.

Live by the sword and die by the sword.

I was referring to a married couple owning a home where the man loves and trust his wife because she is a decent woman. If you cannot trust the woman you married - why the fu[at]k did you marry her? If one marries a slut as many do, expect the worst.

Originally Posted by FailSafe

Been to Vegas outside the Strip lately? It's really ghetto (though the pic doesn't look too bad, you might want to check out the neighborhood around midnight).

I thought so too - except I noticed there's only one or two cars parked on the road and the only traffic is two guys (apparently) on bicycles!

Originally Posted by Tom Sawyer

two guys (apparently) on bicycles

Maybe their cars had been nicked

The coalition govt will surely have to tax the falangs to fund the minimum wage election policy

Originally Posted by ceburat

Originally Posted by terry57

Originally Posted by ceburat

A normal residence in the wife's name is safe, I believe, because the property is in the name of a Thai and will continue to be so after the falang passes on.

So far I don't know of anyone who has ever lost their home this way.

Holly shit Bro, I nearly choked on my " Kao Moo Dang "" reading that one.

I hate to differ but That would have to be one of the most common ways a loved up falang has lost his money.

Silly falang places his faith in his Terak buys the friggin house in her name because they are in love and he trusts her to never kick him out but unfortunately the next thing he knows he's kicked to the curb.

Lets be sensible about this and just tell it like it is bro, that being nothing is safe in Thailand as everything relies on the honesty of the Thai.

No fuck that bro I'll place all my trust in myself thanks very much and keep control off my financial future.

As far as farang's doing dodgy back door deals to control land or business who gives a flying fok what happens to them.

Live by the sword and die by the sword.

I was referring to a married couple owning a home where the man loves and trust his wife because she is a decent woman. If you cannot trust the woman you married - why the fu[at]k did you marry her? If one marries a slut as many do, expect the worst.

I dunno why people get so het up about all this wives and land shit, I'm house free... I used to think that was a bad thing, but the more I hear, the surer I am that it isn't.
Get one of these... plenty of room; and no illusions about security of tenure or risk.
Scottish-built submarine for sale on Ebay

Interesting & creative innovation but with the Chinese being trigger happy these days... (they now have a super aircraft carrier as well to smother the Scottish broth bungling below) you'll be blown deep down to join Davy and his locker without being missed by anyone above and there goes some AU $4,900,000 invested money but that's the value in 1975.

I'd say, there's more risk with that costly bathtub....

Nothing made in China worries me, unless it's on the menu.

If the sub is something like this from the extraordinary men including Capt Nemo's mean machine... I can accept it.

Next, they'll be chasing all the RENTERS out of Thailand. After all, if you rent the property, you effectively control it.

Originally Posted by ceburat

I was referring to a married couple owning a home where the man loves and trust his wife because she is a decent woman. If you cannot trust the woman you married - why the fu[at]k did you marry her? If one marries a slut as many do, expect the worst.

I would of thought that most of us get married because we love our women presuming she is a trustworthy and decent person but because we are all human and not perfect circumstances can change over time and the whole shithouse comes tumbling down.

This thread is about protecting ones assets in the event of a marriage breakdown and not casting guilt on either the man or the woman.

Shit happens bro.

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Yes you are correct but Teakdoor ain't no ThaiVisa so close enough is good enough.

Originally Posted by terry57

Yes you are correct but Teakdoor ain't no ThaiVisa so close enough is good enough.

Oy Tezza, bite your fokin tongue.

Originally Posted by terry57

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Yes you are correct but Teakdoor ain't no ThaiVisa so close enough is good enough.

Funny!

And very true in'it? Thaivisa has some of the worst flaming I've ever seen around property issues..

Originally Posted by Tom Sawyer

Okay - sorry - specs back on. How about this though..

Foreclosure Sale - Las Vegas

Sun Vista Dr Las Vegas, NV 89104 - $75,000
3 bed, 2 bath: 1,058 sq ft

That's in an older neighborhood, lower middle class, large immigrant base.

Good time to invest right now in Las Vegas, prices probably won't go much lower but they will probably remain flat for awhile (lots of bank inventory, as someone mentioned, that is being released a few homes at a time). The economy here is picking up a little but we're still hurting quite a bit, still the demand from renters is holding steady.

Some sweet deals out there.



3 Bed,2 Full Bath / 1 Half Bath | 1671 sq. ft. on 0.06 acre

$99,000. Just down the street from where I live, in a good neighborhood. Price is typical for this style of home right now.

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As an Australian I cant get my head around how cheap those houses are.

Even with the down turn in real estate the cheapest shitiest house in the worst suburb surrounded by natives that would steal anything one owns would cost 300,000 bucks bare minimum.

In the country 6 million miles away from anything one would be pushing shit uphill finding anything for $99,000.

The cashed up Americans must be having a field day buying premium real estate for a song.

Oh well, thats the way it goes I suppose, winners and losers sort of shit.

It seems the houses depicted are cheaper than those you could build or buy here in Thailand.Agree terry 57 in Adelaide where I originate from even shitty housing trust homes 15-20kms from the city bring in approx $300,000.Over priced for sure but that is how it is at this time.

Originally Posted by terry57

The cashed up Americans must be having a field day buying premium real estate for a song.

Mostly Californians buying more investment property. A Chinese friend of mine in the real estate biz says she gets dozens of inquiries per day from Chinese and other Asians in California about foreclosures and short sale properties here in town.

Considering that estimates are more than 80% of Nevada homeowners are upside down in their mortgages, the inventory of homes are unlikely to run out anytime soon.

Anyone who is a big enough fool to invest in Thailand you would likely loose whatever money they have sooner or later anyway.