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Defend it
yes you do as you would in any other country. Someone always wants what you have and will find one way or another in getting it.
You need to be on your toes, be smart, buy what you need , remember this is a poor country so if you buy a lot for your dream house and buy 20 more to invest, then maybe you are pushing it. You have to remember to give back and be a part of the community as well.
I fear US Banks...they too take your stuff and you need to defend yourselves from those woves too.....
Remember "Like is a Beach"
JGB
JorgeGiraldez@yahoo.com