For property owners

Sell or rent out your property — list once, reach agents serving your area.

When you list with a TPN agent, participating co-broking agents serving the property area can work from the same current listing. You keep one accountable contact while eligible agents can match their buyers or tenants to your property.

01

Prepare one clear property brief

Start with your property type, project or neighbourhood, size, asking price and whether you want to sell or rent. Prepare recent photos, current occupancy, earliest availability and suitable viewing times. Keep your preferred contact method ready. Do not put identity documents, ownership documents or tenant details in a public listing; discuss a suitable verification channel with your agent.

02

How TPN works for owners

TPN supports shared listings between participating agents. You work with an agreed contact while eligible agents serving your area can use the current property record. Confirm who maintains the listing, coordinates viewings and follows up enquiries. Agent coverage, services and fees must be agreed before you proceed.

03

What to agree before your listing goes live

Discuss your asking price and the evidence behind it, viewing access, which details may be published and how price changes will be approved. Ask for written commission and service terms, including when payment is due and how co-broking is handled. Keep availability up to date when your property is reserved, occupied or sold. TPN does not guarantee a sale, tenant or completion date.

Four steps to prepare and manage your listing.

Steps to list with TPN

  1. 01

    Tell us about your property

    Use the owner enquiry form to share your contact details. Prepare your property location and sale or rental goal for the follow-up. Ask whether a participating agent serves your area; submitting the form does not publish your property.

  2. 02

    Set the price and terms

    Agree the asking price, service scope, commission, payment conditions and any exclusivity with your agent. Request these terms in writing before the listing is published.

  3. 03

    Approve the property record

    Once published, one current listing is available to eligible participating agents and can appear on eligible member websites. Everyone works from the same price, photos and availability details.

  4. 04

    Review enquiries and update availability

    Agree how your agent will report enquiries, arrange viewings and pass on offers. Review progress together and update price or availability when needed. Any co-broking payment follows the agreed terms, not a promise on this page.

FAQ

Selling and renting out, answered

How do I sell my condo fast in Bangkok?

Prepare recent photos and a clear description, discuss comparable properties with your agent and agree workable viewing times. Ask how your listing will reach relevant buyers and how enquiries will be followed up. These steps support marketing, but no agent network can promise a specific sale date.

Where is the best place to list my house for sale in Thailand? (ฝากขายบ้านที่ไหนดี)

Compare the agent's area coverage, property experience, marketing plan, follow-up process and written terms. With TPN, ask which participating agents can access your listing and who remains responsible for keeping it current. Choose based on the service agreed, not a promised sale speed.

How much commission do real estate agents charge in Thailand?

Commission and service charges depend on your agreement. Ask for the rate or amount, any additional charges, payment timing and co-broking arrangements in writing. TPN does not set a universal owner commission or promise that every service is free.

Can I rent out my property through TPN? (ฝากปล่อยเช่า)

You can enquire about renting out your property. Share the location, asking rent, availability date and key conditions such as lease length or pet policy. Confirm agent coverage and agree who handles viewings, applicant enquiries and lease-related services before proceeding.

How long does it take to sell a condo in Thailand?

There is no fixed timeline. Price, location, property condition, availability for viewings and buyer demand all matter. Agree regular progress reviews with your agent and evaluate enquiries and viewings. TPN does not guarantee a buyer or a completion date.

Is it better to give my property to one agent or several?

Agree clear responsibilities and check any exclusivity before appointing agents. A co-broking arrangement can allow participating agents to share one current listing while you retain an agreed main contact. Confirm who approves prices, coordinates viewings and handles offers.

How do I list my condo or house for sale on TPN? (ลงประกาศขายบ้านที่ไหนดี)

Start with the owner enquiry form. Share your contact details, then prepare your property location, type, size, asking price and current availability for the follow-up. Confirm local agent coverage and listing terms before publication. Do not send identity or ownership documents through a public form.

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