Hello. I am considering moving to rural Chile, perhaps near to the coast (so I can walk by the ocean). I am told there is not much violent crime outside of Santiago, but that there can still be break-ins. That is an issue for me, because I use a home video studio for my work. It isn't a huge amount of gear, but it is expensive, and if I had to replace my cameras and gear it would be a real setback.
How is it possible to secure one's things? Are there alarm companies that serve the coastal areas? And are they reliable?
I am not sure where I am going yet, but right now I am thinking maybe the Constitucion or Concepcion areas. My thought is to pack my video gear with my pallets. Then I could fly to Santiago and take care of the paper work with the state. Then I could buy a used vehicle and drive south until the scenery looks right, and look for a place to rent. If there is no security system I could have one put in (although I might end up with a contract??). And then when my pallets arrive I can set my studio back up, and not have to worry if I am gone for a day.
Does that plan sound workable? Or are there issues? I would appreciate hearing any comments or helpful advice. Thank you.
How is it possible to secure one's things? Are there alarm companies that serve the coastal areas? And are they reliable?
I am not sure where I am going yet, but right now I am thinking maybe the Constitucion or Concepcion areas. My thought is to pack my video gear with my pallets. Then I could fly to Santiago and take care of the paper work with the state. Then I could buy a used vehicle and drive south until the scenery looks right, and look for a place to rent. If there is no security system I could have one put in (although I might end up with a contract??). And then when my pallets arrive I can set my studio back up, and not have to worry if I am gone for a day.
Does that plan sound workable? Or are there issues? I would appreciate hearing any comments or helpful advice. Thank you.
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