Frequently Asked Questions.

We are an investment firm that runs the full cycle of real estate investment in Argentina for international investors: sourcing, due diligence, purchase, legal execution, management, operations, reporting and profit repatriation — fully remote.

We are not realtors and not a classic law firm. We work in the investor's interest (not the seller's), cover the full lifecycle (not just sourcing or contracts), take on long-term asset administration, and run everything fully remote.

Currently we specialise in Argentina. The deal structure and asset management comply with Argentine law (registry and corporate), KYC/AML requirements, and international asset-management practice.

Yes. The model is designed for investors who never visit Argentina. Identification, signing, payments, registration, administration and reporting are all remote.

We set goals and parameters, surface options, run full due diligence, structure and execute, register title, optionally take the asset into administration, and repatriate profit. Detailed in Remote Purchase & Support.

Residential, commercial & industrial, and land & specialised assets. The Asset Classes Comparison page details each one.

Yes. We can run legal and technical due diligence, deliver a risk and feasibility report, prepare HBU and scenario forecasts, and — on your decision — execute the deal and subsequent administration.

Yes. Tenant selection, contracts, payments, technical maintenance, contractor coordination, reporting and, if needed, development projects. Detailed in Asset Administration.

Yes, subject to provincial planning and law. We verify feasibility, secure permits, manage construction and operate the project afterwards.

Underground resources in Argentina belong to provinces, not the landowner. Acquiring land does not grant extraction rights, but a mining concession can be granted under the law. We can verify potential, obtain rights and run the project legally and administratively.

Yes. We use legal structures that keep the beneficiary off public registries, separate asset information from investor data, and restrict access to the ownership structure. Details depend on bank and regulator requirements.

Minimal data shared with third parties; encrypted channels and vaults; strict internal access control; deal structures that keep the investor's identity confidential where the law allows.

There is no rigid minimum — effectively the floor is the cheapest currently listed asset on the site at any given time.

Typically USD, EUR or ARS. In some cases digital assets (USDT) are accepted between counterparties when permitted by regulation. We recommend confirming with our specialist for each specific project.

Market (asset value, yield, rental demand), legal (regulation, local norms), operational (tenants, condition, infrastructure), currency and macro. We mitigate via selection, analysis, structuring and oversight, but we cannot and will not guarantee zero risk.

No. We do not promise fixed returns. We work with real market conditions, deliver analysis, scenarios and forecasts, and structure deals to reduce downside — but risk and return remain linked.

Yes. We handle the full tax cycle on the asset: filings, payments, bookkeeping, supplier review, compliance with provincial and municipal rules, and reports adapted to the investor's tax residency jurisdiction. International personal-tax planning sits with external advisors.

Our strategy is to prevent disputes through structuring. If a dispute does arise, we organise specialist counsel, prepare documentation, accompany the proceedings and report to the client.

Currently we focus on Argentina. Geographic expansion is on the horizon but every process is optimised for the Argentine jurisdiction.

Yes. We audit current state (legal, tenants, condition, finances), propose a management model and take over operations, reporting and any development projects.

Argentina has substantial natural resources, a developed agricultural and industrial base and a large internal market. Real estate is typically denominated in USD, supporting hard-currency exposure. Foreign investors have the same property rights as residents subject to legal requirements.