Who Handles Garden & Pool Maintenance If I Own It?

Yes, Thai Life can manage the property for owners who don’t live there full time. The public materials note that management is available, but they don’t spell out exact tasks, pricing or service levels. To avoid surprises, obtain a written management agreement that specifies which duties are included (for example, garden upkeep, pool maintenance, housekeeping, guest coordination and routine repairs), how often they’re carried out, response times, and any fees or minimums. The agreement should also cover seasonal tasks, access for staff, and procedures if the property sits vacant for extended periods. Given this is a leasehold property with ownership nuances, it’s wise to seek independent advice to ensure the contract complies with Thai law and matches your plans. If you’re serious about this option, request the draft agreement early and discuss any needed customisations with the owner.