Patagonia Ranches in Chile and Argentina.

The first step is to reach out and connect with a broker. Based on your criteria, we will pair you with the broker who has the relevant expertise for your search.

No, there is no upfront fee. Typically, in real estate, the only fee paid at the end of a successful transaction is the agreed-upon compensation between the brokers.

Not a problem! Over the last two decades, we have thoughtfully curated a select group of questions to get us started and steer you toward your dream ranch.

Ranch brokers specialize in aspects of a property that go beyond residential real estate, such as water rights, conservation, public land leases, and more.

Absolutely, we can help you find listings from other brokerages and through our vast network of off-market properties.

Yes. We can represent you as the buyer’s broker on a property listed by another brokerage, while the listing brokerage continues to represent the seller.

The timeline varies. We like to think of purchasing a ranch as dealing in fine art, different from other real estate investments. For some clients, it takes a few summers to fully understand what they want, while others move more quickly. We are here to guide you through the process, however long it may take.

Typically, property tours are by appointment only, with 48 hours’ notice, and a broker is present. Before touring, sellers may require an NDA and proof of funds, which is standard for these properties. Come prepared to supply any and all requests that come up. Once the tour is scheduled, your broker will provide a PIN to meet up. Always give yourself ample time, as these rural locations can sometimes be impacted by highway traffic and weather.

Yes! Please reach out to our office to be connected with a broker who can help you plan your visit!

Yes. As a full-service brokerage, we continue to support clients after closing. This can include conservation support, help finding a ranch manager, and answering questions you have as a new landowner.