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(+66)2 693-2036
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Foreigners generally cannot mortgage properties in Thailand, however, most of the financial institutions in Thailand provide loans for real estate purchasing to Thais and Thai companies. It is common for a real estate developer to arrange for his customers to have a financing package from a financial institution. In most real estate development projects, a down payment can be made in installments from 10 to 24 months. After the down payment has been paid, the sale contract will be made and the balance amount is paid through the loan, which is financed from a financial institution. The financial institution requires you to mortgage the property with it as collateral against the loan.
A good lawyer will take time to work out how to make your property purchase as easy as possible. We, M & S Law Office 20006, have looked at the way we do business from a different perspective: YOURS. That's why we believe that the level of service you will receive from us will be very high.
We, M & S Law Office 20006, try to minimize paperwork by making maximum use of modern technology. This means we have more time to tackle the legal and technical issues we have been trained to handle, and to answer outstanding enquiries. Of course, this leads to greater efficiency meaning that we can provide a competitive service.
Let us help you by calling us at (+66)2 693-2036 or send email to [email protected] or send us enquiry.
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