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Thank you very much Jez!

I am afraid that is a little beyond my scope. Here are a couple maps that I hope are helpful. The property is approximately 25 minutes northwest of Bariloche city center.

I never get sick of a good vino, and the price just can't be beat. People in the US are paying 3-5 times the price.

Hola fellow expats, I apologize for the spam, but my intuition tells me there is somebody reading this forum that would make a great new owner of our property. 10 Reasons Why Our Property is an Excellent Investment Thanks for your time.

-4 Fahrenheit this morning in Los Molles/Las Leñas.

Just a heads up. I too have been using an international driver's license and was recently backed into. I went to my insurance to file a claim, and then to the driver's insurance company that hit me. They would not cover me because I did not have an Argentine driver's license, even though it was...

I can put you in touch with a friend who started a hostel in Bariloche if you like. Let me know.

Well the terrain at Las Leñas is in the same world class league as the Alps. Here are a few pics from the season so far.

Yes, but I can assure you the mountain management and lifts are not on par with those in Europe.

165-253 pesos per day, depending on the season.

In all fairness, these Argentine road workers are on par with those of my home state of California. Note the Cal-Trans lean and the hand-on-the-hip postures, very internationally recognized.

I am spending winter skiing at Las Leñas. Day parking is 60 pesos per day and there is no free option anywhere. I don't know how the Argies are doing it. I am grateful I can divide by 4, and that is still ludicrous.

Put me down for another person that think the labor laws in Argentina really are holding the country back. We used to own a finca in San Rafael and had a neighbor/friend do some odd jobs (install a ceiling fan, build a shed, etc) for us. We were then served with a notice that he was suing us...

As we understand it, it is renewed for 3 years at a time, but never graduate to permanent residency.

Amazing. It seems like Argentina is purposely shooting themselves in the foot, again and again. On a positive note, the Patagonia View Investment Property, offered at US$379,000, is basically 1.500.000 pesos. And since it was used to renew our investment visa before, one would think it could be...

Fantasma, Currently on a 3 month ski sabbitical in Las Leñas before re-entering the empire. Suerte, Alma

IMO, letting people live in the country because they receive $2,000/month or more is not helping the country. I think they should give more incentive to those who invest in Argentina, and make a positive difference in the local communities. That makes more sense to me.

Hey Argentina, CUIT making it so complicated!

When you have a Hollywood action figure running the world's 8th biggest economy, strange things can happen.

Yes S², anyone can buy property in Argentina. All you need is a CDI and more than likely, the full amount in cash!