issan house hunting in udon thani

house hunting in Thailand
do you own a house in udon thani do you wont to buy a house there maybe in the city
of out in the boonies the pitfalls of investing large amounts of money in Thailand sometimes worry s me a little
the fact that the government keeps changing the goalposts as made me hold of for a little on looking at a second home but not put me of completely

what i have noticed in Thailand is when you buy on a new estate low to mid range you find that quiet a lot of your neighbours dont move in as you would expect with a lot of homes left empty buy families that work away most of the year this may sound ideal as that could mean more peace and quiet
but without proper maintenance the whole area slowly start.s to resemble a jungle very nice if you like the countryside but if you have paid out good money you could regret it



they say that to get a feel for where your going to live you should visit the area in the morning noon late afternoon and late on at night your looking for problems that could ruin your peace and quiet



the most annoying thing i have found is the good old soi dog second only to the drunken falang which you kind find both in large amounts on certain developments
of course being a moderate drinker i would not be classed as a drunk

anyway if your not sure about which areas may suite you then its probably better to ask a local estate agent F.B.I are the longest etabilised ones in udon thani and from my own brief meetings with them over the years they seem like a safe bet

and if you unlike me with lots of spare funds and already own some suitable land finding a decent builder whom you can do buissness with then alan the builder is doing a good trade prices are pretty fair and from the photos they post on the internet the jobs look spot on