Ask the agent to provide copies of the title deed, the latest land-office extract (preferably Chanote where available), any encumbrance certificates, survey plans, and all building permits or approvals. Also request records showing rights of way or access restrictions, and recent tax receipts or maintenance invoices that relate to the property. Have these documents reviewed by an independent Thai lawyer or adviser before you commit. Clarify which documents have already been checked by the agent and what issues (if any) were identified, so you can assess title integrity, access, and any fees or restrictions tied to ownership.
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