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PrintableFauxieToo said: AsianBomb777 said: I can't own property in Thailand, can I? WOuldn't I need to get married and buy it through a wife or something? No, you can't. And yes.  Why would a gay man even consider marriage in Thailand? It's like Gaytopia in Bangkok, a virtual butthole buffet--marriage would only dull things down.  | |
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AsianBomb777 said: FauxieToo said: No, you can't. And yes. Why would a gay man even consider marriage in Thailand? It's like Gaytopia in Bangkok, a virtual butthole buffet--marriage would only dull things down. Who's gay? 
Gaytopia, I like that. Sounds like something Anxiety might say. Foreigners can buy a condo though, not that I'd want one. The nice ones around Sathorn and Sukhumwit are all far too expensive. | |
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FauxieToo said: AsianBomb777 said: Why would a gay man even consider marriage in Thailand? It's like Gaytopia in Bangkok, a virtual butthole buffet--marriage would only dull things down. Who's gay?
Gaytopia, I like that. Sounds like something Anxiety might say. Foreigners can buy a condo though, not that I'd want one. The nice ones around Sathorn and Sukhumwit are all far too expensive. Since we jacked this thread, I'd be looking for a condo if I were to move to Bangkok. I am not a city person when it comes to living arrangements though. I fear cojestion and noise--it reqiure quiet for sleep. The the prospect of living in Thailand is irresistable. One day, I shall host my own Thailand Invasion.  Since my Miami idea keeps getting trumped.  | |
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AsianBomb777 said: FauxieToo said: Who's gay?
Gaytopia, I like that. Sounds like something Anxiety might say. Foreigners can buy a condo though, not that I'd want one. The nice ones around Sathorn and Sukhumwit are all far too expensive. Since we jacked this thread, I'd be looking for a condo if I were to move to Bangkok. I am not a city person when it comes to living arrangements though. I fear cojestion and noise--it reqiure quiet for sleep. The the prospect of living in Thailand is irresistable. One day, I shall host my own Thailand Invasion. Since my Miami idea keeps getting trumped. There are definitely opportunities if you buy in the right place at the right time. Trouble is, it's only really fine if you intend to sell down the line and take your profit to buy elsewhere. Where we live the land and housing was so cheap a couple of years ago but with the skytrain going past here in the next year or two the prices have risen and the place has been built up very quickly. It's called Suan Phak, which means vegetable garden, but all I see now is concrete. 
I'm like you, I'm not really into city living, the congestion, noise and everything, but unfortunately we're being swallowed by Bangkok. | |
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