Frequently Asked Questions
To set an appropriate rental price, it is essential to conduct thorough market research in the area, considering factors such as location, condition of the property, nearby amenities, maintenance and investment costs, as well as surveying rental prices of similar properties and tenant demand.
You are required to pay personal income tax and property tax on rental income. Withholding tax may be deducted by the tenant, and VAT may apply in certain cases.
For a clear and comprehensive understanding of your tax obligations, it is advisable to refer to the Revenue Department or consult a tax expert.
Accent places great importance on tenant background checks as a crucial step in reducing the risks of future issues, such as overdue rent, property damage, or other problems that could affect the property owner and ensure confidence in the rental process.
Tenants are responsible for damages caused by their own actions or negligence, but are not liable for damages due to normal wear and tear or unforeseen events. However, Accent clearly specifies these details in the lease agreement.
there are restrictions. Foreigners can generally own condominiums in Thailand, but the total foreign ownership in a building must not exceed 49% of the total units. For land ownership, foreigners are generally not allowed to own land in Thailand, except in specific cases such as through a leasehold arrangement or a Thai company (subject to specific legal requirements).
Yes, you can delegate a property management company to handle your property with a power of attorney. Depending on the needs and nature of the property, it's important to clearly define the scope of authority together.
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