[Rick Lee]

Ask some Germans how it worked out for them. A lot of folks fled the GDR before the Wall went up, thereby forfeiting their land and homes to the state, which then rented them out for a song. Once the wall came down, a lot of those folks wanted their land back and it has been a legal nightmare. Their legal claims even motivated some descendants of German Jews, who had their property confiscated during the Third Reich, to file claims on the same land some former East Germans wanted back.

In other words, it would pretty tough for you to know your title is clear on Cuban property. Communist dictatorships tend to have a different view on eminent domain and land confiscation. This would be a guaranteed legal nightmare, if, not when, Cuba becomes a free country in your lifetime.