Often yes, but first document the electrical system, internet reliability, air-conditioning interfaces, gates, pumps and existing devices. Use systems with local manual control and equipment available in Thailand. Avoid creating a home that only one installer can service. Plan account ownership, passwords, backups, privacy and transfer to a future owner.
Utility reliability is property-specific. Verify the meter, supply, internal system and who pays for shared infrastructure. For remote owners, add alerts and backup only after the basic electrical, water and network systems are sound.
Confirm current property-specific details through documents, inspection and appropriate independent professionals before committing money.
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