The Process

From first contact to signed documents

A straightforward process designed to gather what we need, understand your group's specifics, and deliver documentation that actually fits.

Step by Step

How we work together

Initial inquiry

You reach out through our contact form or by email with a brief description of your group: how many members, what type of project, and where you are in the process. No detailed information is needed at this stage — just enough for us to understand the general situation.

Intake questionnaire

We send a structured questionnaire covering the key information we need: the number of members, their respective contributions, the nature of the project, any specific concerns the group has already identified, and any existing informal arrangements that need to be reflected in the documents.

Package selection

Based on your group's profile, we recommend the documentation package that fits — Starter, Complete, or Extended. We explain what each includes and what falls outside scope so you can make an informed decision before any commitment.

Draft preparation

We prepare the draft documents based on your group's specific information. We start from our proven model frameworks and adapt them — filling in the specific provisions that reflect your group's structure, the project type, and the particular situations your group has flagged as priorities.

Review and revision

You and your group review the draft documents. For Complete and Extended packages, one revision round is included — you can flag sections that don't quite fit, request clarifications, or ask for alternative formulations for specific provisions.

Final documents delivered

We deliver the final documents in editable and PDF formats. From that point, the documents are yours to use as the foundation for your group's agreements. We recommend that all members read and discuss the documents before signing — and that you consult an attorney if you have questions about legal implications specific to your situation.

Professional working on document drafting at a desk with papers and laptop

The documents we produce are model contracts and operational regulations. They are not legal advice and do not substitute for consultation with a licensed attorney for matters specific to your situation.

Common Questions

Things people often ask

The most important information is: the number of members in your group, what each member is contributing (money, property, expertise, etc.), the type of real estate project you're investing in, and any specific concerns or situations the group has already discussed. You don't need to have everything figured out — part of the documentation process helps clarify decisions that haven't been fully made yet.

The timeline depends on the package and how quickly your group can review and respond. Typically, from the completed intake questionnaire to the first draft takes one to two weeks. The revision round and final delivery typically add another week. Extended packages with custom clauses may take longer depending on complexity.

Written agreements between parties generally carry legal weight in Argentina when properly signed. However, we are not attorneys and cannot give you legal advice about the enforceability of any specific provision. If you have questions about the legal standing of your documents in your specific situation, we recommend consulting a licensed attorney.

Yes — that's actually one of the purposes of the entry and exit rules. The documents are designed to accommodate change: new members joining, existing members leaving, and modifications to the group's arrangements. For significant changes to the group's structure, you may want to commission an updated or amended document set.

That's common and not a problem. The intake questionnaire asks about any existing arrangements so we can reflect them in the formal documents — or flag cases where an informal arrangement might create complications that should be addressed explicitly. Many groups come to us after already operating informally for some time.

Ready to get started?

Send us a brief description of your group and we'll take it from there.