Investing in real estate can be a rewarding endeavor if you approach it wisely and strategically. Let's look at three main strategies that can be applied in the real estate market.

 

This strategy involves entering into a transaction at the initial stage of sale (pre-sale) and the subsequent sale of the property at the final stage of construction. The main advantage is the opportunity to invest without paying in full immediately, as developers offer interest-free installments. However, there is a downside - increased risks, which makes having an experienced specialist on site critical.

 

The second strategy is to purchase real estate at the pre-sale stage for the purpose of its subsequent rental and receiving passive income. The payback period for such investments typically ranges from five to seven years, making this approach attractive to those looking for a stable source of income.

 

The third strategy is the purchase of already built real estate to preserve capital and receive passive income for 10–15 years. The Thai property market has shown steady growth, quadrupling in size over the past 15 years, making it an attractive long-term investment.

 

Each of these strategies has its own benefits and risks, and the choice depends on the investor's individual goals, risk tolerance and time frame. It is important to conduct a thorough market analysis and have a reliable partner or consultant who can help minimize potential risks and maximize return on investment.