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nterior renovation of an old Japanese house, showing new wood framing, a waterproof house wrap, and the original concrete foundation.

Rural Property in Japan: A Buyer’s Exit-Planning Guide

Before You Buy Rural Property in Japan, Think About How You’ll Exit An Ownership Guide for International Buyers Before You Buy Rural Property in Japan, Think About How You’ll Exit A cheap rural property in Japan can be easy to buy. It may be much harder to manage, sell, or pass on later. This is

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Exposed wood beam joints in a traditional Japanese timber-frame roof structure

Cheap Property in Japan: 3 Hidden Risks for Overseas Buyers

Before You Buy a “Cheap” Property in Japan Owner’s Representative Insights Before You Buy a “Cheap” Property in Japan Three hidden risks overseas buyers should check — and why a low asking price and an undervalued property are not the same thing. A low price can look very attractive. This is true for a snow-country

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The House That Challenges the 9 Million Akiya Myth

Part 2 of a series. Part 1: The 9 Million Akiya Myth: How to Safely Invest in Japan’s Empty Homes When people hear the word akiya, they usually imagine a neglected house selling for almost nothing. A photo of a collapsing roof. A price tag that seems too good to be true. Sometimes that’s true.

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