Transfer costs are typically settled around the closing stage, when ownership transfers at the land office. The contract should spell out who pays each item and the timing, so you have a clear schedule. Expect to see items like transfer fees, taxes, stamp duties, and any agency or legal costs, with amounts or a method to calculate them. You can negotiate the allocations between buyer and seller in the contract; request a written schedule of payments and deadlines rather than relying on verbal assurances. Make sure you have written estimates based on current rates, and confirm whether any government incentives or temporary reductions apply to your deal. Your Thai lawyer can help verify the numbers against official rates and documents. Keep all receipts and ensure any amendments are documented in writing before signing. This approach reduces the risk of unexpected charges at closing and helps you manage your cash flow through the transfer process.
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