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    <title>Leases, Quotas, and Paperwork: Five Legal Paths for Americans Buying Thai Real Estate</title>
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    <description>Foreign ownership rules in Thailand are strict but navigable. From the condominium freehold quota to registered 30-year leases and the Foreign Exchange Transaction Form, here are five legitimate structures—each with honest pros, cons, and fit.</description>
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    <description>Most American buyers assume a Thai mortgage works like one back home—it doesn&#039;t. This explainer breaks down why local banks rarely lend to foreigners and the realistic alternatives, from Thai co-borrowers to developer and offshore financing.</description>
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