Chiang Mai - What you get - $200 month Guesthouses, Hotels

Membership site now open: http://retirecheap.tv/members When you spend a limited amount of time hanging out inside a room because it is so cheap to go around and do and see things, then you can really get by with a modest size room that is inexpensive. There are a few things to keep in mind when looking for a place to stay. One of the most important is the bed. Is it comfortable? Another is, does the air work? And the most important so you don't end up with a big bill at the end of the month.
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[frostyfoord]

I have seen you in other youtube clips great advice i am plainning to retire here in the future keep the clips coming many thanks to you

[retirecheapjc]

@frostyfoord Thanks so much. More to come for sure!

[maryjoemontana]

There's always an OPTION; I like that, my man!

[retirecheapjc]

@maryjoemontana Sometimes it's hard to keep that in mind when things are tough. So I think a little reminder might help!

[lancer89032]

What is a reasonable amount to pay per unit for electricity?

[retirecheapjc]

@lancer89032 Here the electricity is free with the room price. But just know the the cost per unit from the elect. company is about 3.5 Baht per unit.

[retirecheapjc]

@jurraan Thanks for the compliments. I don't have any yet but I want to get there very soon. So keep posted.

[jurraan]

i am planning retireing 2 thailand soon im thinking hua hin . i love u show , do u have any info re huahin? thanx alot. u doing a great service



[retirecheapjc]

I also keep a laminated business card size full color copy of my photo id passport page and my visa page just in case I need it and carry it at all times. JC

[retirecheapjc]

Yeah, this seems to be a common practice in these countries. But did you know by law your supposed to carry your passport at all times? You can tell them you will give them a copy. They do need this information because by law the guesthouses and hotels are "supposed" to make a list and submit it showing the foreigners staying there. I Keep copies just for these occasions. I also do not carry my passport because of the fact that if it got stolen or lost I would have big problems.