Buy-to-let property in Thailand
The facts, costs and risks of renting out a home in Thailand
The facts, costs and risks of renting out a home in Thailand
The facts, costs and risks of renting out a home in Thailand
Rental income depends on location, season, occupancy and how the home is managed. It changes from year to year, and no level of income is guaranteed.
Tenants include company executives, long-term residents and holiday visitors. Demand rises and falls with the season and with travel, so a home can stand empty for part of the year.
Management fees, maintenance, insurance and tax reduce what you keep. The value of a property can fall as well as rise.
Enter your own figures to see how price, rent, costs and vacancy affect the result. It is an illustration of your assumptions, not a forecast.
Includes CAM fees, taxes, insurance and maintenance
A property manager can look after the home and its tenants while you are away. Careful management helps, but it does not remove the risk of vacancy or unexpected costs.
Rent collection and reporting
Regulatory and legal compliance
Marketing of the home
Property management fees range between 10-15% of rental income, depending on the type of property and the services required.
Tell us about your property, and our team will put you in touch with a property manager in Thailand.