Renting, buying, due diligence, and why you should almost certainly rent first.
PropertyA cross-border will must be matched to the law governing succession, the Argentine court process for local registrable assets and the current UK tax rules.
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PropertyBuenos Aires renting has become more straightforward since recent law changes — but the process is still different enough from the UK to warrant a guide.
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PropertyBuying in Argentina as a foreigner is legally allowed and not uncommon, but it's a more complex process than buying in the UK and requires local expertise.
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PropertyArgentine property due diligence is not the same as conveyancing in the UK. Here's what to look for and why title problems are more common than they should be.
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PropertyPalermo is many British expats' dream address. Buying there is achievable and legal — but only if you understand how Argentine property actually transfers.
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PropertyRenting in Buenos Aires is not like renting in London. The contracts are longer, the guarantees are harder, and the currency choice matters more than the price.
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PropertyNo Argentine relative with a flat? You are not alone. Most foreign tenants use one of four workarounds. Here are the real costs and the landlord reactions.
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PropertyYour first 2-4 weeks should be in a furnished rental, not a lease. Here is how to find one, what to pay, and when to transition to a permanent flat.
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PropertyAn escribano is not a solicitor. They are a third-party state-authorised witness to property transactions. Understanding the role prevents expensive confusion.
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