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Buy Thai Distressed Property
With Confidence

We find the properties worth pursuing, screen out the problems, and walk you through the bid. You don't need to speak Thai or navigate the court system alone.

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Thai distressed property is hard to access — even when you know it exists

The discounts are real. So are the obstacles.

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Everything is in Thai

LED auctions, title deeds, Land Department records, zoning maps — all in Thai. Without a trusted intermediary you're navigating blind.

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Properties are scattered across provincial sites

LED, BAM, GHB, GSB — four separate systems, provincial sub-offices, no aggregation. Finding the right property takes days of searching.

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The legal structure has to be right before you bid

Foreigners cannot bid directly on land. If you win without a proper structure in place, you can't complete. Getting this wrong is expensive.

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Due diligence requires local access

Title searches, physical inspection, flood checks, occupant status — each requires someone on the ground with the right knowledge.

End-to-end support from search to settlement

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Property sourcing

We search LED, BAM, GHB, and GSB against your criteria (location, size, price, property type). We monitor for new listings weekly and alert you when matches appear.

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Initial screening

We filter out properties with red flags — bad title types, no road access, occupied, problematic zoning, or poor fail-count trajectory. You only see viable candidates.

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Due diligence coordination

We arrange physical inspection, commission a title search at the Land Department, and provide a written due diligence report in English before you commit a baht.

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Legal structure

We connect you with a qualified Thai property lawyer to establish the right ownership structure (leasehold, company, usufruct) before you register to bid.

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Bid support

We attend the auction with you (or on your behalf with power of attorney), manage registration and deposit logistics, and advise on bid strategy based on fail count history.

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Transfer completion

We coordinate the Land Department transfer, ensure all fees are correct, and confirm the title deed is correctly issued. You receive a complete transaction record in English.

Simple, transparent fees

Search & Screen

Property Search

฿15,000
One-time, credited toward advisory fee if you proceed
  • Criteria brief call (30 min)
  • Sourcing across all 4 databases
  • Up to 10 screened candidates
  • Written shortlist report (English)
  • 6 weeks of new-listing alerts
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Alert Subscription

฿2,500
Per month — cancel anytime
  • Weekly new-listing alerts by email
  • Custom criteria (province, price, size)
  • Fail count notifications
  • Price drop alerts
  • No advisory services included
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All prices in Thai Baht. Legal fees, Land Department transfer fees, and lawyer costs are separate. See full cost breakdown.

Common questions

Can foreigners actually buy at Thai court auctions?

Not directly on land — Thai law restricts foreign land ownership. But with the right structure (Thai company, leasehold, or usufruct) it is entirely possible and routinely done. Condominiums (up to 49% foreign quota) can be purchased directly. We'll advise on the right structure for your situation before you bid.

What's the minimum budget that makes this worthwhile?

Our advisory fee is ฿65,000. For deals under ฿500,000 that's a high percentage, so it's mainly viable for purchases of ฿800,000 and above. LED land auctions often have properties in the ฿800k–฿3M range that represent genuine value — these are the sweet spot.

How do I know the price is actually a discount?

Every listing shows the appraised value set by a licensed Thai valuer, the current floor price, and the fail count (number of previously failed auction rounds). The price history chart shows the price progression. A 3-fail property at 25% below appraisal is measurably cheaper than the assessed market value — and the appraised value itself is typically conservative.

What if the property is occupied?

We check occupant status as part of due diligence. If occupied, we'll tell you before you bid. Eviction through Thai courts typically takes 3–6 months and costs ฿20,000–฿50,000 in legal fees. We factor this into our assessment of whether the property is worth pursuing.

Do you operate across all of Thailand?

We source properties from all 77 provinces. Due diligence coordination and auction attendance are primarily in the Eastern Seaboard region (Chonburi, Rayong, Pattaya, Sattahip) and Bangkok. For other provinces we coordinate via trusted local partners — timelines may be slightly longer.

How quickly can I go from search to winning a bid?

Minimum 4–6 weeks from initial brief to auction day — this allows time for due diligence, legal structure, and registration. LED auction dates are fixed (you can't rush them). BAM/GHB/GSB sales can sometimes close faster — 2–4 weeks is possible once you've identified your property.

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