Given the options of a fake title in a real country or a real title in an iffy country, the choice was clear.
The seller was the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, and I was glad to support their educational program by purchasing my ranch.
I got a nice glossy photo of my ranch and a quitclaim deed. I wish I still had them - they seem to have been lost in a move long ago.
Maybe some squatters will move in now, but honestly they are welcome to it. My ranch is on the hot side of the planet, and I don't really like warm weather.
If the squatters send me some photos I will consider that adequate compensation.
There's a good writeup in this book:
https://www.google.com/books/edition/_/GllWkewypw4C?hl=en&gb...
(Scroll up one page to see one of the quitclaim deeds.)
Recently celebrated my sixth year: https://i.imgur.com/QkKV0Kc.jpg
Definitely worth it.
[1] https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/mar/03/welcome-to-the...
Tickets arrived fine, went to gig, etc.
But the events company must have sold my data in a big way, because for years later my parents continued to get all sorts of junk mail to the admiral of the house.