Developer offers can include discounts, furniture packages, payment plans, transfer support, or selected unit campaigns. Some offers are genuinely useful. Others need more checking before they make sense. Buyers should use a structured checklist before reserving.
This guide gives buyers a practical checklist for reviewing developer offers through ThaiProps Secret Deals or any private campaign.
Key takeaways
- Check final net price and all fees before judging a discount.
- Confirm exact unit, ownership, quota, title, and payment schedule.
- Review refund terms, handover condition, included items, and contract documents.
- Use comparable evidence before trusting investment assumptions.
Price and unit checklist
Ask for final net price, discount calculation, reservation amount, payment schedule, transfer fees, common fee, sinking fund, furniture package, appliance list, unit floor, size, layout, view, parking, and handover date.
Compare the offer with similar units in the same project, nearby projects, and resale listings where relevant.
Ownership and contract checklist
Foreign buyers should confirm quota, funds transfer requirements, title, ownership structure, and transfer process. All buyers should review reservation terms, refund rules, payment deadlines, defect process, handover condition, and legal documents.
Marketing pages help explain the offer, but the contract controls the purchase.
Investment checklist
If buying for rental or resale, ask for comparable rent evidence, vacancy assumptions, management fees, tenant profile, nearby competition, resale liquidity, and total holding cost. Avoid decisions based only on projected yield or discount percentage.
ThaiProps Secret Deals should support buyers with clarity and structured information before inquiry.
Review private developer offers
Explore ThaiProps Secret Deals and request current offer details before reserving.
Common questions
What should I check before reserving a developer unit?
Check final price, exact unit, payment terms, fees, ownership, quota, refund terms, included items, and contract documents.
Is a large discount always a good deal?
No. The unit must still be fairly priced, suitable, well located, and supported by clear terms.
Should I get legal advice?
Legal review is recommended before signing or transferring significant funds, especially for foreign buyers.
