ISO expat seller financed properties

[Blkflm6888]

Hello, im 28 looking for a seller financed property to be used as a investment property/vacation home/Home base for my future. Thank you in advance

[talung66]

On 9/2/2017 at 17:11, Blkflm6888 said:

Hello, im 28 looking for a seller financed property to be used as a investment property/vacation home/Home base for my future. Thank you in advance

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[Goolabert]

ISO - In Search Of

 

To the OP: Some idea of what you want might have a better chance of getting a response. Do you want a 20M Baht, 5 bedroom house with pool or a 600K Baht Studio etc.

[Scuba+]

Have a look on bahtsold.com and learn quick

[KittenKong]

On 02/09/2017 at 14:11, Blkflm6888 said:

looking for a seller financed property

 

Just wondering how desperate would a vendor have to be to consider this?

[whitespider - RIP]

6 minutes ago, KittenKong said:

 

Just wondering how desperate would a vendor have to be to consider this?

Cant answer but see more and more vendors offering it. Same same a rental income for some i guess, not necessarily desperation.

i believe The Cube development offers it.

[kakebur]

100% seller finance would be strange.

 

70/30 80/20 not really

 

besides not good investing in property in pattaya. Way overpriced and monthly rental is crap. Maybe u net a 4% roi if your lucky which is useless. I dont see actual selling prices rise a lot either.

they can ask a lot but they are fighting over 1 or 2 possible buyers.

best bet is to buy a villa in a good location but you will need a huge budget and will think twice of investing in thailand let alone no owner rights of land.

[Larssonn]

On 2017-09-05 at 13:27, kakebur said:

100% seller finance would be strange.

 

70/30 80/20 not really

 

besides not good investing in property in pattaya. Way overpriced and monthly rental is crap. Maybe u net a 4% roi if your lucky which is useless. I dont see actual selling prices rise a lot either.

they can ask a lot but they are fighting over 1 or 2 possible buyers.

best bet is to buy a villa in a good location but you will need a huge budget and will think twice of investing in thailand let alone no owner rights of land.

and where exactly can you get 4% guaranteed  roi with a possible increase of value ?

 

[DeeMak]

47 minutes ago, Larssonn said:

and where exactly can you get 4% guaranteed  roi with a possible increase of value ?

 

Uhm, basically any other european country?

[simon46]

UK bank savers think 0.3%, guess any other European company could include Albania. Belarus so maybe, dream on.

Suddenly Thai banks at 2-3% even if bonds, not guaranteed look great.  Venezuela, Zimbabwe should get your 4% I guess.

[Blkflm6888]

Sorry been gone awhile. Happy new year to all. Just to clarify.

Condo preferred. I got atleast a 10 year time horizon to get my return on investment. With the rental income it will cover annual expenses and cash flow. 

I dont mind jomtien but more traffic comes through patts. 

Doesn't have to be 100% seller financed. Just want a nomad base because I know I wont retire in the US or work until i die there either

[aussielongboat]

On 1/13/2018 at 23:50, Blkflm6888 said:

Sorry been gone awhile. Happy new year to all. Just to clarify.

Condo preferred. I got atleast a 10 year time horizon to get my return on investment. With the rental income it will cover annual expenses and cash flow. 

I dont mind Jomtien but more traffic comes through patts. 

Doesn't have to be 100% seller financed. Just want a nomad base because I know I wont retire in the US or work until i die there either

yes HNY to you as well.

there could be someone desperate enough - but I doubt it.

the "vendor" is giving a loan that is only partially secured, receiving no cash upfront (apart from interest) and has no share in future capital gains

they may as well keep it and rent out themselves.

 

I suspect that the only people interested would overprice both their property and interest charges to you and hope that you fail. 

when you say "return on investment" you have to accept that your "investment " is pretty close to nil.