This is also my failure story. I found a condominium that I wanted to live in, so I visited the condominium, contacted a major real estate agent in Bangkok who had advertising flags and business cards at the reception on the first floor, and took a look at the room. I was shown to a room that was about 5,000 Thai baht more expensive than the room I was looking at on Renthub, and the real estate agent assured me that this was the only room available at the moment. Through rent negotiations, I was able to lower the price by about 2,000 Thai baht. However, the price was actually higher than the price advertised online because I was told a higher price than the advertised price. I didn't know this because it was my first time using a Thai real estate agent, but in Thailand, the owner's position is strong and the tenant's position is very weak. And the Thai real estate agent lied as much as he wanted because he could not be held legally responsible. I repeatedly confirmed w...