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I am considering a move yet again. I have pretty thoroughly checked out Kampot and Kep areas- suitable for me and my bees.
I am wondering though about Koh Kong as a prospect.
Andykk recently mentioned that rents are quite cheap there.
I am wondering if I can get a place out of town for around $100 a month with a bit of land say 1000 sq m?
It is just about as far to Trat as I live from PP now!
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KK to Trat is an easy 2 hour drive BUT ur ONLY allowed 2 visa exempt land entries /year into Thailand.
Over that u'd need a tourist visa
PS better shopping in Trat than all of Cambodia LOL

What was wrong with Kep ( to expensive? ) Kampot (seen places on the river for $250-300/month outside town)
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nothing really wrong with Kep per se, just thinking about honey production from mangrove and melaleuca as well as the forest over there.
Kampot has some pesticide issues
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Frank rents are cheap here like I had said, but that was on a 3 floor town house (shop house just out of town). Unfortunately no land, only the balcony. I too have been looking for a place with land, but up to now have not found anything suitable for my projects. But I do take it one day at a time, something will turn up for sure.
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My wife has a piece of land for sale in Koh Kong ,Chipat. About 1 hectare? On the river. pm for details if interested.
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Forktongue2 wrote: Sun Sep 03, 2017 6:11 pm My wife has a piece of land for sale in Koh Kong ,Chipat. About 1 hectare? On the river. pm for details if interested.
Great username, sure to inspire inquiries re sales, LOL :D

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Mr Mauser thanks for your input. You are the person why I hardly post on this forum.

I think Mr Frank Lee knows he wants to rent! . BTW its $8,000 so you don't have to pm.

I bought this land 8 years ago to build a holiday home to get out of Phnom Penh. We now live in UK. We are not returning to live In Cambodia.

This plot is not advertised for sale, I offered it as I thought it would be perfect for Frank Lee enterprise.

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I hear mangroves are excellent for bees. Koh Kong is a town with great potential but one must be sure to NEVER venture north into the jungle! It's scary and dangerous and NOT worth looking at EVER! Keep away!

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Forktongue2 wrote: Mon Sep 04, 2017 12:32 am Mr Mauser thanks for your input. You are the person why I hardly post on this forum.

I think Mr Frank Lee knows he wants to rent! . BTW its $8,000 so you don't have to pm.

I bought this land 8 years ago to build a holiday home to get out of Phnom Penh. We now live in UK. We are not returning to live In Cambodia.

This plot is not advertised for sale, I offered it as I thought it would be perfect for Frank Lee enterprise.

End of .

LOL, u should see what he writes in PM's

$$8,000 for 10,000 sq m on the river?? CHEAP
I sent ya a message :beer1:
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You might find KK is not the best place for bee-keeping. Rainfall is over 4 meters/annum....much more than Phnom Penh (& Kampot). Good luck finding a suitable rental with land near town....minimal availability & much is flooded this time of year.
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