Not only in Government regulations/confiscation, but just in overall mindset of new investors? 

Moreover, do you think it's smart to have all your assets in the same country, especially after Covid 19 show us how easily civil liberties can be curtailed and hasn't the war in Ukraine shows is how easy it is to get property confiscated in a free country? 

Doing otherwise, say only providing for the general well being of the upper class is one of the reasons we broke away from England, the King taking resources from the lower class through taxation and confiscations.

Unless they have assets that can be confiscated, like a car they've partially paid off, good luck collecting anything.You'll first need to sue and win.Collection agencies harassing on the phone is the weakest play in the book.

History proves, in time of great turmoil where it is of highest value, the Government simple issues a confiscation order, and freezes the entire transactional use of such unto Government controls thus making it's "protection" feature FALSE, and worthless in such scenario. 

And, it wouldn't be surprising if a large part of the drug money is recycled in the profitable tourism industry.Yet, the Mexican government isn't sitting on its hands in preventing trouble because of the strategic importance of the tourism industry (by the way one of the many reasons why they would probably never confiscate foreign property).

We've had countries in latin america (venezuala in particular) completely confiscate the oil rigs we operate.

Is this that much of a stretch to confiscation of property?

Or to have confiscated from our efforts to then hand unto them?

I'm working on a condo development there with local partners who have lots of experience so, as always, I'm happy to share my knowledge about the subject here.First of all, the odds that your property would be confiscated by the government is close to zero.