@@twlivinginudonthanithailandhi 👋 brother how 🤔 do you extend eb3 work visa expired my son kept 🚶♂️ 🎠 goes back and forth because government officials kicked him out he wants to stay permanently I told him get marriage 💑 🤵♀️ 👰♂ please 🙏 some advice 👍 ❤😊🎉❤😊
Thank you for all your information about your beautiful house. I'm getting ready to build on my wife's property in Prachinburi and this is very helpful.
I don’t know if someone’s already mentioned it, but get a weedeater and edger! You have such a beautiful property and this will help. Thank you for sharing your wonderful video.
If you use PEA check your bill TYPE code. If new construction using code 8100, you MUST get a new meter which uses the residential code 1125. For about 300kwh we were charged about 6,000 baht. Once we got the meter changed it dropped to about 1,200. 4 bedroom 3 bedroom a/c. No pool. Good luck
Thanks for this, I am currently living in Dubai with my wife for over 20 years. Looking to retire in a few years and this is a great knowledge for planning. Although our land is in the Khon Kean region. Great house.
Can you do a video about how to ship, pots and pans and the like me and my wife looking to move into our house in Thailand soon. And if I could ship some of the high quality stuff I already have it might be worth my time
I moved from the state of Maryland. The company we used for shipping goods here is sinnava.com/ Sinnava llc everything was delivered in great condition. They pickup at your US location and ship directly to your Thai address. Hope this helps.
Great stuff! Just discovered your channel. Congratulations on building your dream home! One thing that strikes me while watching vids about life in Thailand is that while everything generally seem cheaper, electricity prices seem very high! Is that the case?
Thanks for watching. Electric here is priced by the government and they keep it down. I actually pay less than I did in the US. My highest bill has been about $300.00 US. 4 air cons, swimming pool and water filtration system constantly running, before we made some adjustments.
Nice house and great price information! Who installed the pool and how much for the pool and filter system, please. Wow, your electric bill is exceptionally high! Solar was a smart choice! We were quoted over 650,000 baht for a 22-panel 11 kW system with a 10 kW battery!!
I did quite a bit of research online before I talked to my builder about what I wanted and told him what I expected to pay for someone else to do the pool. He agreed to the 600000baht I was offering, did all the prep work with his crew and then had WinWin Pool in Bangkok come do the final install/setup. Peter Pool in Udon was very helpful in my research. I just found a slow leak in a water pipe that was causing pumps to run more than normal. It’s been fixed so I expect a drop in electric usage. Thanks for watching.
Super price . Lovely place . Think I could sell my home in England buy a 2 bed flat there and whats left would allow me to get this sort of place built and retire comfortably with my thai wife .👍 Good info thx
Would be helpful if you put the figures on the screen as you talk. Why Udon Thani? How would same cost elsewhere (like Jomtien or Chiang Mai) I wonder? Taxes? Glad I found your channel. Do more videos please! Thank you.
Thanks for watching. My wife is from Udon. Not sure about cost differences to those areas. Less foreigners here so maybe cost less. Only taxes I’ve paid since living here is for my vehicles, not aware of property taxes and neither does the wife.
How much electric do you use per month, the reason I'm asking I'm just about to rent a house with a pool and wonder how much if will cost, an amazing house you've built.
Besides the pool we have 4 Aircons, a water filtration system, 2 refrigerators, etc…without the solar my bill would be about 9-10Baht. Thanks for watching
great video, but i missed something, you went from 3.9m baht to 4.8m but i heard furniture? What did you spend that extra million baht on that was so expensive.
Looks great! My Thai wife and I are on the same page about home design. We feel the Thai kitchen set up is a complete waste of time and space. Yes, the food can be "smelly", which is always the fall back excuse people say. But a decent hood vent, like the one you have takes care of that issue. Plus, the poor cook can be isolated from everyone, especially when it is very hot and everyone is inside. Cooking and sharing food should involve everyone, in our opinion. Our kitchen is right in the front of our home, not hiding in the back. And it is wide open to the living area, much like yours. Having guests, and especially family having to use an outside bathroom is very anti hospitality to me. It is treating them like dogs. But I have noticed most Thais never invite you inside their home, but keep everyone outside. So this is obviously a cultural thing. I am sure the intent is not to be rude. And yes the have a guest bathroom next to our kitchen. We do not sit outside much, maybe 6 weeks out of the year in the "winter". Our highest electric bill was 4600 Baht in April. We have no solar. We have 5 Air Cons and we use a dryer to dry the clothes. 11,000 baht is a staggering amount- you think the pool is doing that? Did you insulate your ceiling? We have 6 inches of insulation in ours.
Outdoor kitchen is essential, especially when BBQing or having beers out the back. At lest 50% of western homes I have ever been in back home have the kitchen segregated from the living area. Open plan is a very modern thing. Each to their own.
I have a design question. I have looked at a lot of new builds in Thailand and I have never seen a full garage, only car ports. Why is that? A full garage would be an advantage during the rainy season I would think. I realize there would be additional costs for a full garage but it would be nice to keep the lawnmower and trash cans out of sight. Anyway, just curious.
My Thai wife and I will be looking to buy some land next month possibly. We want the land walled and levelled. In reddiness for building a house later. I've already moved money while the baht was good. I maybe missed it but you didn't say how much the wall cost..... Can you say?
I paid 300000baht for the wall. When we got the land 12 years ago I filled and raised the dirt right away so it had plenty of time to settle. Don’t remember the total $ for the fill dirt but it was 300baht a truck at the time(now it’s 400-500 depending)
Your house and size of land is exsctly what i too would like to build or buy. I was just about to ask what the total price you paid for everything until you started your notes. Can you tell me the size length x width x depth of your pool please this is essential for me coming from Scotland. Obviously prices have gone up in 2023-2024 how much would you estimate extra i will have to add on to the overall price in 2024-2025 build. Thank You. 😅❤
Thanks for watching, the pool is 4mX8mX1.3m deep, I thinks costs here are up 5-10% since we started our build. To be on the safe side I would budget an extra 15% to your budget.
Hi. Maybe I missed it in another video , but what was your land cost ? per acre? Hector? Lot per sq M.? And well cost? I'm in the Philippines. Costs seem 50 % or more higher (here).
So you started with a bunch of cash from USA. Cool, got that. Retirement visa or marriage visa? Land costs? Family land so it was your wife’s? What part of Udon? Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Here on a marriage visa. We got the land from a family member 12 years ago. Today the cost per rai in my area is 350000-600000baht. We are about 5 miles from the airport on the road to Nong Hai. Thanks for watching.
@@twlivinginudonthanithailand Both of you are not right or wrong. Prices been up alot after covid and are sometimes unreal. 100k per rai is still possible for a swamp with no electric and no road. To raise the land is also not cheap. I was looking for land near Udon myself and there is nothing to find with a proper road and electric and ready to build for under 1.5 million. Sure cheap plots are around but with the filling and to get electric the cost are nearly the same. But i found one near Khon Kaen and happy with it. Very nice house you have and the price for it is also very good ,specially for all the gadgets you got build in. 👍
Nice House and Pool. Do you have an address from your architect? I would like to build a House in Khorat next 1-2 years and I am looking for a reputable construction company.
Thanks for this. I have a bit of land in Thailand, and am looking to build, so this was super useful. I was a bit shocked on the electric. I am currently living in a larger house then you, with a larger pool, in Phuket, and my electric runs around 5K a month. Why is it so expensive in your neck of the woods?
One reason the bill is high is I have a water filtration system for the entire house. I did find a leaky pipe that was causing the pump to run too much. Just fixed so bill should come down more. Thanks for watching.
Electric bill is based on usage. If air con is always on and people don't turn lights off and the TV is always on. You get my point. I live in Nongkhai and my family leaves air con and lights on. My PEA bill last month was 6,600 baht and no pool just a pump for the well.
@twlivinginudonthanithailand if you can't tell me how much for the fence now, which video is it in? I built a home in Nongkhai but I did not ask the builder to include a fence.
@marvinfalikovic4177 the fence was approximately 300000baht. The last 7 minutes of my last video I give a break down on the major costs and the total we spent.
I found the builder a few years ago when here on vacation. I would stop at a build site and see what was going on, ask questions. Did online searches etc..the company we went with have architects, engineers etc. we went and looked at properties they had built in the past to see how things where holding up, what was the quality like. Talk to the locals they will know who does good quality work. Good luck with your endeavor. Feel free to email me with any questions. Email is in the about tab on TH-cam.
@soidog154 We have been married for over 30 years if she wanted it she could have had a lot more if we where still living in the US. My name is on the house, which means she can’t do anything without my signature. Not everyone marries a bar girl and gets ripped off.
What we built did your partner go half the cost if not do you sleep at night I always worry about felang building on Thai land so many bad stories I live in udon thani every X pat have lost there house
If you do it correctly one can protect themselves from losing it. I met my wife in the US over 30 years ago and been married for 25. We have always done things on a 50/50 split. She has her money I have mine. I guess too many Xpats are marrying bar girls.
@@twlivinginudonthanithailand that's amazing for you both glad to here a good marriage I wish you both the very best house is great, it was half the X pat's with bar girls the others were non bar girls
I found an issue with a leaky pipe that caused the water pump to run a lot. Just fixed so it should come down more. Keep in mind we have microwave, electric oven and stove inside, as well as a clothes dryer and a hot water heater for the kitchen, not the typical instant hot water device they use here. I expect it level out around 3500baht.
This may sounds strange but your house is surrounded by vegetatation,i recommend you get some cats to deal with the what-nots bugs,insects etc. My 3 cat does a great job hunting them everytime.
Nice home congratulations however I think you certainly owe the people of Thailand an apology " The kitchen that Juan uses to cook all our stinky Thai food".
Beautiful home. $136K in dollars, looks like a bargain. With your wife paying for half of it, it looks like some of your assets are protected, should anything crazy happen.
I have a water filtration system that runs a lot of the time as well as the pool. I did find a leak in the water pipes that was causing the pump to run more than necessary. Just fixed so I’ll see what happens with the electric bill. Thanks for watching.
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Turned out beautifully and what a bargain compared to the US
Congratulations
Thanks Cheryl, when you coming to visit?
@@twlivinginudonthanithailandhi 👋 brother how 🤔 do you extend eb3 work visa expired my son kept 🚶♂️ 🎠 goes back and forth because government officials kicked him out he wants to stay permanently I told him get marriage 💑 🤵♀️ 👰♂ please 🙏 some advice 👍 ❤😊🎉❤😊
nice home! The fridge looks nice and love the ouside and indoors kitchens.
House looks lovely 👌🏼
Beautiful home. Money well spent! Enjoy! Great video by the way.
Thanks so much!
Stunningly beautiful home Tim. Well done. Thank you for sharing. 👍😎🙏
Glad you enjoyed it Thanks for watching
Tim, nice drone video of the house. The house turned out great !
Tom did the drone footage for me when he visited.
Great Update - Looks good
Thanks 👍
Thank you taking the time to supply a good break down of the cost!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
Well done I hope your both very happy there
Killer house build tim! Looks fantastic and from the looks of the video you had quality builders. 👍🏼
Thanks 😊
Thank you for the good video, thumbs up 👍
Thanks for the visit
Beautiful house Tim and P' Wan❤
Thanks for watching.
Tim, beautiful house…great job! Looking forward to making the plunge myself. Hope you don’t mind if I pick your brain for ideas.
Schönes Haus! Good job❤
Dankeschön 🤗
Cool presentation!
Thank you! Cheers!
it looks so very nice // very cool video cant wait to get there
Thanks for watching.
Very informative video ,ty! 🙂 Love from Norway ! 😀 🙏🙏🙏
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
Very nice, well done!
Thank you very much!
Thank you for all your information about your beautiful house. I'm getting ready to build on my wife's property in Prachinburi and this is very helpful.
Thanks for watching.
Great work and info 👍👍👍
Glad you liked it!
You are both welcome my friends. Look forward to seeing you in a few weeks
Can't wait!
@@twlivinginudonthanithailand it will be great to see you
beautiful!
Thank you! Cheers!
Great
beautiful home Tim 😊
Thank you!
I don’t know if someone’s already mentioned it, but get a weedeater and edger! You have such a beautiful property and this will help. Thank you for sharing your wonderful video.
I have both but stuff grows so fast here during rainy season it’s hard to keep up. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for sharing. Especially the cost. It gives me a realistic idea of the cost to build. I am considering in Kut Rang area.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
Beautiful home. Congratulations
Thanks for watching
Very interesting .. great job.
Glad you enjoyed it.
Beautiful house man...such a good feeling to sit in your own finished project...ironically that's when the real work begins!...good on ya'!
Yes it does!
If you use PEA check your bill TYPE code. If new construction using code 8100, you MUST get a new meter which uses the residential code 1125. For about 300kwh we were charged about 6,000 baht. Once we got the meter changed it dropped to about 1,200. 4 bedroom 3 bedroom a/c. No pool. Good luck
Thanks for the info…I just looked it is 1125. I’m aiming for low 3k with the pool and water filtration system we have.
Thanks for this, I am currently living in Dubai with my wife for over 20 years. Looking to retire in a few years and this is a great knowledge for planning. Although our land is in the Khon Kean region. Great house.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
U must be very proud to have ur dream come built 😊😊
We are, thanks for watching.
Beautiful home
Thank you 😊
beautiful house
Thank you 😊
Can you do a video about how to ship, pots and pans and the like me and my wife looking to move into our house in Thailand soon. And if I could ship some of the high quality stuff I already have it might be worth my time
I moved from the state of Maryland. The company we used for shipping goods here is sinnava.com/ Sinnava llc everything was delivered in great condition. They pickup at your US location and ship directly to your Thai address. Hope this helps.
Great stuff! Just discovered your channel. Congratulations on building your dream home! One thing that strikes me while watching vids about life in Thailand is that while everything generally seem cheaper, electricity prices seem very high! Is that the case?
Thanks for watching. Electric here is priced by the government and they keep it down. I actually pay less than I did in the US. My highest bill has been about $300.00 US. 4 air cons, swimming pool and water filtration system constantly running, before we made some adjustments.
@@twlivinginudonthanithailand Wow. Yeah, I agree, that's still very reasonable. Thanks for the info!
Wow. Beautiful place. Where I give parking spots can cost that. Thank you for sharing
Thanks for visiting
Nice house and great price information! Who installed the pool and how much for the pool and filter system, please. Wow, your electric bill is exceptionally high! Solar was a smart choice! We were quoted over 650,000 baht for a 22-panel 11 kW system with a 10 kW battery!!
I did quite a bit of research online before I talked to my builder about what I wanted and told him what I expected to pay for someone else to do the pool. He agreed to the 600000baht I was offering, did all the prep work with his crew and then had WinWin Pool in Bangkok come do the final install/setup. Peter Pool in Udon was very helpful in my research. I just found a slow leak in a water pipe that was causing pumps to run more than normal. It’s been fixed so I expect a drop in electric usage. Thanks for watching.
Great build man! Enjoy life in Thailand!
What state you from?
I grew up in Kentucky, thanks for watching.
Super price . Lovely place . Think I could sell my home in England buy a 2 bed flat there and whats left would allow me to get this sort of place built and retire comfortably with my thai wife .👍 Good info thx
Sounds great! The sooner the better I say.
Would be helpful if you put the figures on the screen as you talk. Why Udon Thani? How would same cost elsewhere (like Jomtien or Chiang Mai) I wonder? Taxes? Glad I found your channel. Do more videos please! Thank you.
Thanks for watching. My wife is from Udon. Not sure about cost differences to those areas. Less foreigners here so maybe cost less. Only taxes I’ve paid since living here is for my vehicles, not aware of property taxes and neither does the wife.
Looks great ...just needs landscaping
Working on that now. Thanks for watching.
Beautiful house! What company builder your pool?
Our builder was in charge, but the pool came from winwinpool.com thanks for watching.
How much electric do you use per month, the reason I'm asking I'm just about to rent a house with a pool and wonder how much if will cost, an amazing house you've built.
Besides the pool we have 4 Aircons, a water filtration system, 2 refrigerators, etc…without the solar my bill would be about 9-10Baht. Thanks for watching
great video, but i missed something, you went from 3.9m baht to 4.8m but i heard furniture? What did you spend that extra million baht on that was so expensive.
Spent on fixing road w gravel, additional dirt and tractor costs,
Beds, tv, dresser, wardrobes, couch, recliner, outdoor furniture, window blinds,
Bamboo sala,900,000baht
Looks great! My Thai wife and I are on the same page about home design. We feel the Thai kitchen set up is a complete waste of time and space. Yes, the food can be "smelly", which is always the fall back excuse people say. But a decent hood vent, like the one you have takes care of that issue. Plus, the poor cook can be isolated from everyone, especially when it is very hot and everyone is inside. Cooking and sharing food should involve everyone, in our opinion. Our kitchen is right in the front of our home, not hiding in the back. And it is wide open to the living area, much like yours.
Having guests, and especially family having to use an outside bathroom is very anti hospitality to me. It is treating them like dogs. But I have noticed most Thais never invite you inside their home, but keep everyone outside. So this is obviously a cultural thing. I am sure the intent is not to be rude. And yes the have a guest bathroom next to our kitchen. We do not sit outside much, maybe 6 weeks out of the year in the "winter".
Our highest electric bill was 4600 Baht in April. We have no solar. We have 5 Air Cons and we use a dryer to dry the clothes. 11,000 baht is a staggering amount- you think the pool is doing that? Did you insulate your ceiling? We have 6 inches of insulation in ours.
Thanks for watching
So no insulation?@@twlivinginudonthanithailand
@americaninthailand8760 plenty of insulation
Outdoor kitchen is essential, especially when BBQing or having beers out the back. At lest 50% of western homes I have ever been in back home have the kitchen segregated from the living area. Open plan is a very modern thing. Each to their own.
Thanks for watching.
I have a design question. I have looked at a lot of new builds in Thailand and I have never seen a full garage, only car ports. Why is that? A full garage would be an advantage during the rainy season I would think. I realize there would be additional costs for a full garage but it would be nice to keep the lawnmower and trash cans out of sight. Anyway, just curious.
Not sure what they don’t do garages here, maybe because of heat…I have a separate shed for tools etc…
Nice job... how many watts is your solar system?
5kw, thanks for watching
People who tell you that you can build a house for 10,000 baht psm build sheds and call them houses..............this is priced about right nice house
The inside kitchen is a masterpice. If i build a house one day, i just show the architect this video. Same same, not different.
which company did you use for solar? 40% off electric bills is amazing. i need to look into it
I went thru SCG Home, stores all around Thailand. They use certified contractors. Very pleased with the quality and service.
thank you. i will have a look @@twlivinginudonthanithailand
My Thai wife and I will be looking to buy some land next month possibly. We want the land walled and levelled. In reddiness for building a house later. I've already moved money while the baht was good. I maybe missed it but you didn't say how much the wall cost..... Can you say?
I paid 300000baht for the wall. When we got the land 12 years ago I filled and raised the dirt right away so it had plenty of time to settle. Don’t remember the total $ for the fill dirt but it was 300baht a truck at the time(now it’s 400-500 depending)
Your house and size of land is exsctly what i too would like to build or buy. I was just about to ask what the total price you paid for everything until you started your notes. Can you tell me the size length x width x depth of your pool please this is essential for me coming from Scotland. Obviously prices have gone up in 2023-2024 how much would you estimate extra i will have to add on to the overall price in 2024-2025 build. Thank You. 😅❤
Thanks for watching, the pool is 4mX8mX1.3m deep, I thinks costs here are up 5-10% since we started our build. To be on the safe side I would budget an extra 15% to your budget.
In thailand "Pool" is very expensive nearly house.
Thanks for watching.
Hi. Maybe I missed it in another video , but what was your land cost ? per acre? Hector? Lot per sq M.?
And well cost?
I'm in the Philippines. Costs seem 50 % or more higher (here).
We’ve had the land for many years, currently it would be worth about 500,000-600,000baht per rai, we have just over 2rai.
did you include the price of the land? also if you ever do a video like this again. can you please show the price in usd also?
The land was not included in any of my pricing. Thanks for watching.
To bad you are not in the Khon Kaen area
So you started with a bunch of cash from USA.
Cool, got that.
Retirement visa or marriage visa?
Land costs? Family land so it was your wife’s? What part of Udon?
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Here on a marriage visa. We got the land from a family member 12 years ago. Today the cost per rai in my area is 350000-600000baht. We are about 5 miles from the airport on the road to Nong Hai. Thanks for watching.
@@twlivinginudonthanithailandthat land worth probably 100,000 per rai and not 1 baht more 😂😂😂 no development or nothing going on there.
That is what it’s been selling for here. Been here 2years and seen land sell for 350k rai. 600k close to the airport in Udon.
@@twlivinginudonthanithailand Both of you are not right or wrong. Prices been up alot after covid and are sometimes unreal. 100k per rai is still possible for a swamp with no electric and no road. To raise the land is also not cheap. I was looking for land near Udon myself and there is nothing to find with a proper road and electric and ready to build for under 1.5 million. Sure cheap plots are around but with the filling and to get electric the cost are nearly the same. But i found one near Khon Kaen and happy with it. Very nice house you have and the price for it is also very good ,specially for all the gadgets you got build in. 👍
Thanks for watching.
can you give total cost in U.S. dollars?
Nice House and Pool. Do you have an address from your architect? I would like to build a House in Khorat next 1-2 years and I am looking for a reputable construction company.
Our builder was Concept Engineering in Udon, www.concept-en.com . Thanks for watching.
Thank you so much for the Link. Your Videos are very helpful for me.
Thanks for this. I have a bit of land in Thailand, and am looking to build, so this was super useful. I was a bit shocked on the electric. I am currently living in a larger house then you, with a larger pool, in Phuket, and my electric runs around 5K a month. Why is it so expensive in your neck of the woods?
One reason the bill is high is I have a water filtration system for the entire house. I did find a leaky pipe that was causing the pump to run too much. Just fixed so bill should come down more. Thanks for watching.
Electric bill is based on usage. If air con is always on and people don't turn lights off and the TV is always on.
You get my point. I live in Nongkhai and my family leaves air con and lights on. My PEA bill last month was 6,600 baht and no pool just a pump for the well.
Do you live in Thailand full time? How do you like living there, besides the cheap cost of living, Thanks.
Yes I live here full time. Life here is great. Plenty to do in Udon. Thanks for watching.
Sorry how much did you say the wall was and the distance please.
The wall was BAHT300000.00 length of wall is 300 meters approximately. Thanks for watching.
How many baht did it cost for building the fence around the house?
I gave the cost in my last video. Thanks for watching.
@twlivinginudonthanithailand if you can't tell me how much for the fence now, which video is it in?
I built a home in Nongkhai but I did not ask the builder to include a fence.
@marvinfalikovic4177 the fence was approximately 300000baht. The last 7 minutes of my last video I give a break down on the major costs and the total we spent.
What did you pay for the land or was offered from the family?
We bought the land about 15years ago. Currently land in this area is 300k-400k per rai, less if no road, electric etc..
The swamp next door😂
Great little place you’ve built well done love the water filtration system you installed
Thank for watching.
Have land in cha am. Wanna do the same thing Krub
Plan, plan then plan some more. Budget and stick to it. Translating with the workers was the hardest but Google translate works great.
@@twlivinginudonthanithailand my wife is Thai so Im good there. Finding a builder. Any advice? Cha Am area krub
I found the builder a few years ago when here on vacation. I would stop at a build site and see what was going on, ask questions. Did online searches etc..the company we went with have architects, engineers etc. we went and looked at properties they had built in the past to see how things where holding up, what was the quality like. Talk to the locals they will know who does good quality work. Good luck with your endeavor. Feel free to email me with any questions. Email is in the about tab on TH-cam.
@@twlivinginudonthanithailand cool I will. Thanks krub
How much was the 2 rai of land?
Nothing Thai wife or girlfriend land please build house on my land thank you honey
We bought the land from another family member about 12 years ago. Todays prices in this area are between 350000-600000baht per rai.
@soidog154 We have been married for over 30 years if she wanted it she could have had a lot more if we where still living in the US. My name is on the house, which means she can’t do anything without my signature. Not everyone marries a bar girl and gets ripped off.
What part of Thailand.?
Udon Thani , thanks for watching
How much to build house in Thailand cost ?
I explain all the costs in the video. Thanks for watching
hi.. i will like know the toal cost of this home
Breakdown of costs in the video.
What we built did your partner go half the cost if not do you sleep at night I always worry about felang building on Thai land so many bad stories I live in udon thani every X pat have lost there house
If you do it correctly one can protect themselves from losing it. I met my wife in the US over 30 years ago and been married for 25. We have always done things on a 50/50 split. She has her money I have mine. I guess too many Xpats are marrying bar girls.
@@twlivinginudonthanithailand that's amazing for you both glad to here a good marriage I wish you both the very best house is great, it was half the X pat's with bar girls the others were non bar girls
Ouch on the electric costs
I found an issue with a leaky pipe that caused the water pump to run a lot. Just fixed so it should come down more. Keep in mind we have microwave, electric oven and stove inside, as well as a clothes dryer and a hot water heater for the kitchen, not the typical instant hot water device they use here. I expect it level out around 3500baht.
Very large open-plan rooms = very large air-con electric bills
Not with the solar we have. My electric is under B3000 monthly with pool and air cons going.
Your wife has a nice home 😂
She had an even nicer one when we lived in the US. Thanks for watching
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This may sounds strange but your house is surrounded by vegetatation,i recommend you get some cats to deal with the what-nots bugs,insects etc. My 3 cat does a great job hunting them everytime.
Great advice until the snakes have the cats
@@davi8515 then get a mongoose as well LOL
158,000 baht for complete 5w solar system supplied and fitted, is that correct?
Yes, it’s a Growatt system.
Nice home congratulations however I think you certainly owe the people of Thailand an apology " The kitchen that Juan uses to cook all our stinky Thai food".
They know some Issan food is stinky…thanks for watching.
Beautiful home. $136K in dollars, looks like a bargain. With your wife paying for half of it, it looks like some of your assets are protected, should anything crazy happen.
Thanks for watching. Been married to her 25+ I’m not worried.
Living near that large pond must be a breading ground for mosquitos,
Actually no very few mosquitoes here. Thanks for watching.
Nice but pricey. 10k for an electric bill? I wonder what the unit cost was, should be 4 baht. Someone is profiting from you somewhere.
I have a water filtration system that runs a lot of the time as well as the pool. I did find a leak in the water pipes that was causing the pump to run more than necessary. Just fixed so I’ll see what happens with the electric bill. Thanks for watching.
Do you know what will happen to your property when you will pass away? Do you have a testament for yours children?
The house and property will go to our daughter. Thanks for watching.
You’re an American why are you using meters?
He's in Thailand now 🇬🇧🇲🇽🇺🇸🇹🇭
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I live here now and that’s what everyone here uses, still need to pause and do the math in my head, not easy 555
Mosquito central
Actually no, very few issues with mosquitoes.