If you invest in Japanese real estate, you don't need a long-term Japanese visa, and people don't need to go to Japan. No matter where you are in the world, you can operate online, and then you can become the landlord of Japanese real estate forever. As for the property information, you can find it on the official website of the Japanese Legal Affairs Bureau. In other words, you don't have to pay extra transportation fees, and your income will not be affected because you are a foreigner, so you can make every penny worth it. All the operational information and processes are in this link: the real estate worth investing in Japan.
Many people worry that buying a house overseas will be cheated. How to operate the specific house purchase? What's the doorway behind it? What are the risks? The answers are all in this article: 5 things you must know to invest in Japanese real estate.
If you decide to invest in real estate in Japan, there are several points to be clarified:
When buying a house in Tokyo, you must do a good job in choosing a house.
If you want to buy a house in Tokyo, you must not just look at the lot without looking at others, because there are no vacant rooms recently and there are no properties troubled by vacant rooms, so most people can't tell the quality of a house. If you want to choose a good house, you must first set your own investment standards. Such as purchase price, rate of return, geographical location, distance to the station, total number of households, management fee, maintenance reserve amount, etc. If you want to find high-quality real estate with greater probability, you must require these standards to be refined.
It should be noted that the "surface rate of return" is not a real return.
The apparent rate of return is what we often call "gross" income, which is equal to the rough income after deducting the cost. If this intermediary tells you that the "surface rate of return" can reach 10%! Don't think this statement is okay. The cost of holding a house in Japan also includes various expenses such as property tax, and it also needs to pay repair fees and property fees every month, and the lost income is about 1%~2.5%.
Pay attention to whether Japan's housing prices are artificially high.
You need to pay attention to whether the price of the house you bought is higher than the surrounding price. House prices in Tokyo will also be inflated, so before buying a house, you can learn about the surrounding house prices and compare them. There are many ways to compare prices. If it is the first time to invest in Japanese real estate, it is recommended to consult experts in this field to prevent stepping on the pit.
Investing in buying a house in Tokyo, not buying a new house.
The price of new houses in Tokyo is more than double that of second-hand houses, and many Japanese give up new houses by buying second-hand houses. If someone knows that you look like an investment and simply asks you to follow the advice of buying a new house in Tokyo, you must not be fooled.
Of course, this is all our experience based on what happened in the past ~ If you have your own investment needs and preferences, you can come to me for free consultation on Japanese real estate investment.