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Not necessarily property in Argentina, just using money sitting in a bank (collecting next to nothing in interest) to create monthly cash flow. You are correct most apartments or houses don't qualify. Our property does however as two of the three units have been on the short term rental...

Besides that, why would one have 80-100K safely deposited in the US? IMO, it makes more sense to convert it to a hard asset.

We had to register our property with the municipality and get a "habilicaion de turisimo". We also showed facturas from our handyman. But no, we did not have to hire anyone specifically.

Sounds like us, except we had 3 dogs and a cat. Thanks for the shout out!

The DNI also allows you to get great discounts on National Parks, Season Ski Passes and setting up utilities, etc. If you are going to live in Argentina for a long time, it is a nice thing to have.

Thank you. We are very grateful for the 3 years we got to live there. The views never got old.

You don't need an Argetine socio, only to show you are benefiting the local economy, which we proudly have for the past 5 years.

We first launched the website about 2.5 months ago. If anyone would like to visit and stay at the Guest House and test drive the property, it's on us, just let me know so I can block the dates.

As I understand it, your property needs to help stimulate the local economy. We first had a Finca outside San Rafael. Then we sold it and bought the aforementioned property, and used it to renew our visa. Both properties provided several jobs to the local community.

Buy our property and qualify for an investment visa. Not only will you own a killer piece of real estate that produces a steady monthly income, but take care of the rentista kilombo as well.

Checking in from the big Andes of Mendoza province to report an overnight low of -17 C.

Gracias FAS y Lee!

So you can have 89K not taxable in the States and if you partake in the Argie pasttime, some of that not taxable in ARG as well. People can complain all they want about the Argentine business environment, but there clearly are some advantages of living (and doing business) in Argentina.

You should! They might even give your permanent residency for your effort!

Just remember, along with futbol, drinking mate and waiting in line, not paying taxes is a national past time in Argentina.

Thanks for the info, we got it taken care of!

2 of 3 are currently on the rental program, we live in the main house. We are actually trying to sell the property. Let me know if you want a profit and loss statement sent. Gracias!

The train runs once or twice a week from Viedma. It is about a 15 hour drive or quick 2 hour flight, from the big city to Patagonia!

Thanks, and that isn't mentioning the world class dining options close by!

Here was yesterday's sunrise from our property. Surely there is an expat in the big city who would appreciate having a nice getaway and income producing property, a quick 2 hour flight away?