What Documents Should I Ask for Price Confirmation?

The current owner-verified asking price is ฿11,900,000 as of 29 August 2026. Older third-party portals may still show previous prices. To pin down the figure, request a written price confirmation from the owner. A simple note from the owner or a short email stating that the price remains ฿11,900,000 and applies to the listed property is typically enough as evidence. If you move toward an offer, include price confirmation in the draft sale agreement or a formal written statement that accompanies due diligence. Clarify if the price includes furnishings, appliances, or other items, and confirm who pays any closing costs. Have an independent professional (such as a Thai-qualified solicitor) review the document to ensure it binds the seller and matches the advertised terms. If price validity is limited, ask for a price-hold period (for example, 14 days) to give you time for inspection and due diligence.