How It Works
The investment model, step by step
A real estate investment with professional hotel operation and a return by contract. Here is how it works from start to finish.
- 8% / yr
- By contract during construction
- 36 months
- Estimated construction period
- From USD 100,000
- Entry ticket
- 84
- Deedable rooms
How it works
A simple investment, backed by real assets
You buy your room
You acquire one or more hotel rooms with a public deed in your name. You own a real estate asset.
- Entry ticket
- From USD 100,000
- Ownership
- Public deed
Wyndham operates the hotel
The hotel operation is handled by Ramada by Wyndham with international standards. You don't have to manage anything.
- Agreement
- 15-year HMA
- Management
- 100% Wyndham
You collect your return
You collect in US dollars by bank transfer: 8% annually by contract during construction and, once the hotel is open, the estimated variable income (6%–12% net of expenses).
- Currency
- USD
- During build
- Annual payment
Timeline
From signing to your first payment
Four moments, no fine print. Example figures are for a standard room.
Month 0
You pay in the capital
You sign the purchase and the room is registered in your name at the Property Registry before a notary. The return starts running once the capital is paid in full.
Months 1 to 36
You collect during construction
8% annually in US dollars by contract, paid once a year while the hotel is built. For a standard room that is USD 7,600 per year: USD 22,800 across the three years of construction.
Month 36
The hotel opens
Ramada by Wyndham takes over operations under a 15-year Hotel Management Agreement. You manage nothing.
From opening
You move to variable income
The return stops being fixed: an estimated 6% to 12% annually net of expenses, based on the hotel's performance. The room remains yours, sellable and inheritable.
Estimated construction period. Final conditions come from the contract.
Structure
Who owns what, exactly
Not a fund, not a right of use, not a timeshare. These are the parties involved and what each one holds.
Developer
ONE T ARGENTINA S.A.
The Argentine company of the One Trade S.A. group (Paraguay). It structures and develops the project and is your counterparty in the contract that pays you 8% annually during construction: the payment obligation is theirs, not the hotel's.
Building owner
Special-purpose vehicle (SPV)
A company legally separate from ONE T ARGENTINA S.A. and the registered title holder of the building. That separation is what shields your room from any contingency affecting the developer.
Owner
You
Your room is registered in your name at the Property Registry before a notary. It is real estate you own: you can sell it whenever you want and it is fully inheritable.
Operator
Ramada by Wyndham
Runs the hotel under a Hotel Management Agreement signed before a single unit is marketed. Wyndham does not market the investment or secure the return: its role is to operate.
Under public oversight: ownership is recorded at the Property Registry and the deed is executed before a notary.
Flexible acquisition scheme
One Trade offers its own financing, without relying on banks, with a payment scheme designed for the investor.
- 1Initial reservation to lock in your unit
- 2Main balance in the first days
- 3Intermediate installment during construction
- 4Final balance at handover of keys
The exact payment scheme is defined with your advisor based on the project and the unit.
What every investor wants to know
The model and the return
During construction you collect an 8% annual return by contract with ONE T ARGENTINA S.A., from the moment you invest until the hotel opens. Once operational, income becomes variable: an estimated 6% to 12% annually net of expenses, based on the hotel's performance.
During construction you receive 8% annually in US dollars by contract with ONE T ARGENTINA S.A. Once the hotel is operating, the return becomes variable, estimated between 6% and 12% annually net of expenses depending on the hotel's performance. These are reference figures: the final return is set in the contract and depends on hotel results.
The return is paid in US dollars via bank transfer: annually during construction and quarterly once the hotel is in operation.
Wyndham and the project
Wyndham, through its Ramada brand, runs the hotel management with international standards. Wyndham does not market the investment nor assure the return: its role is to operate the hotel.
One Trade S.A. is a development partner of Wyndham Hotels & Resorts in Latin America: it structures and builds hotels that Wyndham then operates under its Ramada brand. It is not a trading firm or a financial platform; it is a hotel real-estate developer with projects in Paraguay, the Dominican Republic and Argentina.
Resistencia is the capital of Chaco province and a business hub in Argentina's northeast, with steady hotel demand and little international-grade supply. A Ramada by Wyndham fills that market gap, and entering at a per-room price below the major capitals improves the relative return on the investment.
Your property
You buy a hotel room with a public deed in your name. You own a real estate asset, not a financial instrument or a share of a fund.
A special-purpose vehicle (SPV) holds the property title, legally separate from ONE T ARGENTINA S.A. Your room is registered in your name, protected from any contingency of the developer.
Yes. As an owner you get a number of nights per year to stay at the Ramada by Wyndham in Resistencia, the hotel you own. What you don't get is unrestricted year-round use, because the unit operates in the pool and that is what makes it produce income. The number of nights and the conditions are set in your contract.
Yes. The room is your real estate asset: you can transfer it at any time and it is fully inheritable. The operating contract carries over to the new owner or heir under the same conditions.
Yes. It's real estate deeded in your name, so you can sell it whenever you want. And it sells easily: during construction the income is a fixed dollar amount by contract, so a buyer who pays less for the unit gets an even higher return, which makes it very attractive on the secondary market. One Trade keeps a pool of interested buyers to facilitate the transaction.
No. The entire operation is handled by the hotel chain. Your investment is passive: you just collect the return.
Risks and scenarios
The core backing is that you buy a deeded property in your own name, not a financial instrument: you are the registered owner of a real asset. Wyndham runs the operation to international standards, and the building is held by a special-purpose vehicle separate from the developer. As with any investment, the operating-phase return is variable and not guaranteed; the 8% during construction is a signed contractual commitment.
You own the room regardless of the operator. In that remote scenario, One Trade is contractually obliged to reassign operations to another equivalent-tier hotel chain (Marriott, IHG, Hilton, Accor) under the same economic terms.
Nothing changes for you. Unlike a short-term rental like Airbnb, where if your unit isn't booked, you earn nothing, here your income comes from the contract with One Trade (8% annually by contract during construction) and from the hotel's overall performance, not from your particular room's occupancy. You collect the same whether your unit is occupied or empty.