Dan O

Yeah, it appears you know little to nothing about what started this latest round of financial chaos. This all started with Trump era economics and the excessive over funding of the US with free money due to covid. It wasn't necessary to fund big corps with excessive free cash which started the bubble of excessive profits and inflated share pricing. Had that not occurred the current rate increases would never have happened and the follow-on impact to other currencies wouldn't be so dramatic. Funny how folks from other countries like to bash the US but their the first in line asking for help and support.

Yes documenting what's done is always helpful. If started at the beginning of construction and matched to the plans its an easy way to both capture and approve payment schedules and noting details for future reference.

In normal commercial construction there are a set of plans called "As Built" plans. Its a set of construction plans that denote what was constructed, with any changes "red lined" and noted. In Thailand not so much. If you had any plans drawn up to use as a guide for the contractor it would be wise to sign off on each phase of construction with the contractor for both approval\acceptance and any changes made to the plan. Depending on the stage of construction you're at currently you may be able to do that and back track to capture some or all of that info. Its helpful for later construction you may do or for future owners purposes.