5 articles about "เจ้าของห้องเช่า"
Every empty month costs a full month's rent plus fees and utilities. A diagnostic approach for landlords: price against real comparables, listing photos and copy, channels and agents, timing, the unit's condition and terms, and quick improvements that move a stale listing — without slashing rent blindly.
Foreign tenants are a valuable segment for Bangkok landlords, but they bring specific obligations. Who must file TM30 and when, checking passports and visas, bilingual lease essentials, deposits and currency, corporate leases with withholding tax, and service expectations that keep expatriate tenants renewing.
Cutting the power, changing the locks or clearing out a tenant's belongings feels like justice but can expose landlords to criminal and civil liability. The lawful route under the Civil Code: notice, termination, negotiation, eviction proceedings, handling abandoned property, and preventing it next time.
Most landlord nightmares — unpaid rent, damage, disappearing tenants — are decided on the day you hand over the keys. A practical screening process for Thai landlords: what to ask for, how to verify income and identity, warning signs, and how to stay polite and lawful while doing it.
Rental income is taxable even if you only own one condo. How Thai personal income tax treats rent, choosing between actual and flat-rate expenses, mid-year and annual filing, withholding by corporate tenants, and a worked example from gross rent to tax payable.