In order to maximize your chances of resale, here are some important steps to follow:  - By studying ads in newspapers or on the Internet, compare other properties to yours to make an objective evaluation and get an idea of the potential selling price. The first visits and some remarks will allow you to refine your idea of the price.  - It is advisable to hire a professional photographer who can advise you on some visual details, to take pictures of the property. The property will need to be cleaned, tidied up and displayed in the best possible way. We advise you to keep 10 to 15 photos, avoid showing the same thing several times and ask for a rendering in 2 formats: a high-resolution format (for possible printing of paper ads) and a web format (for online posting on the internet).   - Having a neat sales pitch will increase your chances of resale. Think about what initially seduces you when you buy and highlight all the advantages of the property, including certain details such as the immediate environment (access, possible proximity of shops, restaurants or places to live). Writing the description in several languages can be a plus.  - Be clear about the legal situation of the property, particularly concerning the status of the land and the building (if it is a house). Also be clear about the exact procedure to follow to complete the sale. You can contact the agency or law firm that accompanied you at the time of purchase to clarify this aspect.  - To maximize your chances, solicit a minimum of 2 or 3 agencies. Given the international aspect of the real estate market in Thailand, promoting your property in agencies of other nationalities will increase your chances.