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Originally Posted by massagelondon
one of the solutions is to rent property long term.
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That's really good advice. Renting in Thailand is relatively cheap when compared to buying. If you are set on living in an area like Phuket or Hua Hin, visit there , find a nice house in an area where you think you would like to live and try it out for a year. There are a lot of vacation rentals in the more popular resort areas...people who own homes but only live there a few months out of the year...or people who own but don't want to sell.
That way you can explore the area, find out if you really like living there, and research building your own house in the future.