Rate structure
Promotional rate, floating period, MRR or MLR spread, reset timing, and worst-case payment.
Mortgage planning portal
A clearer home-loan path for Thailand: estimate what you can afford, see the cash you need, prepare documents, compare terms, and time the transfer with confidence.
Review your buying range, cash requirement, document status, and transfer milestones before moving into formal approval.
The mortgage workflow
Estimate a property price, down payment, debt ratio, rate, term, and monthly payment before you shortlist homes.
Separate the loan from cash items such as down payment, buyer-side transfer fee, mortgage registration, appraisal, insurance, and moving costs.
Collect identity, income, employment or business records, bank statements, debt records, and residency or work documents where relevant.
Before signing, confirm valuation timing, finance contingency, deposit terms, title status, and expected transfer date.
Compare rate period, MRR or MLR reference, required insurance, fees, prepayment rules, refinance limits, and approval conditions.
Coordinate final approval, bank cheque, mortgage registration, Land Office transfer, utilities, juristic office documents, and move-in timing.
Planning dashboard
Typical buyer cash shown here includes down payment, half of the 2% transfer fee, and 1% mortgage registration on the loan amount. Confirm exact charges with qualified local advisers.
Application-ready checklist
Promotional rate, floating period, MRR or MLR spread, reset timing, and worst-case payment.
Valuation gap, loan-to-value limit, income treatment, co-borrower rules, and required products.
Prepayment fees, refinance restrictions, lock-in period, insurance cancellation, and document release timing.
BRT Home Loans
Start a guided intake for buyers who want our team to review their financing path and follow up with next steps.
BuyRentThai is not a lender or financial adviser. These tools are planning estimates only. Confirm eligibility, current rates, fees, taxes, and legal treatment with licensed banks and qualified advisers before signing.