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From Japan Real Estate market fundamentals, with a special focus on investment - through guides, tips, tricks and interviews with industry experts - this podcast is your one-stop-shop for audio content related to one of the world's most exciting (and profitable!) property markets.
Find us at http://www.nippontradings.com
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Two back to back conversations with first time buyers in Japan - one wanting to invest in a tier 1 or 2 city - the others looking for a holiday condo in snowy Hokkaido - here's what they should be thinking about!
We speak to three buyers, each in the market for different reasons - the first is looking for a modern family home - the second for a holiday home/ Akiya - and the third at a potential hybrid/ short term stay rental property.
They each have different budgets, different considerations, and different locations in mind - what should their approach to this first purchase consider?
Two back to back conversations - one with a Japan based, experienced investor, and one with a first-time, non-resident would-be investor - what lessons could the former teach the latter?
Thrilled to announce our brand new, AI/ Ziv powered JRE Investment Analysis tool!!!
We speak to an old "Japan Hand" who isn't sure if she wants to buy a holiday home - or an investment property. Which path should she take? What should she be thinking about?
We speak with two buyers, one planning to purchase a new/ish Tokyo duplex, the other an old house on a remote island, who are both planning to live at the property and rent it out to short term stay guests via minpaku/ AirBnb.
What are the similarities and differences between both of these cases? What special considerations should they keep in mind? How would they each finance the purchase, and what sort of returns can they expect?
Two back to back conversations with two buyers - one in the market for a Fukuoka city holiday condo, the other for "bottom of the barrel" cheap land parcels for the purpose of land banking - does that even work in Japan???
What should he be thinking about? What should he watch out for?
Also - two more bonus calls on the topic of Japan real estate property investments - don't go away after the first call!
Ziv sits down with Jeremy Laughlin of "Momentum Worldwide Movers" for a deep dive chat about all things related to life, business, and real-estate in Japan.
We speak to a Singapore family who are looking for a Tokyo holiday home that they can rent out profitably when not in use. What is the right way to approach such a purchase, what would management look like, and how can we help them?
Three(!) back to back conversations with first time buyers, looking to purchase and remotely manage their holiday homes in Japan - what would the numbers look like, and what are the risks?
We speak with two first time buyers, in the market for cheap, vacant homes in Japan - what are the most important things they should be aware and cautious of during the purchase process?
In this first episode of the year, we get together with the JREP crew to talk mortgage rates in Japan, check out a renovation project - and announce the latest new speakers for the up and coming spring session of the Japan Real Estate Summit, 18-19 April, in Tokyo and online.
(Bonus second call - this buyer just landed in Japan and wants to view properties THIS WEEK - can we help them?)
We sit down with Mark Drabkin, founder of "Yen Loans" - a Tokyo-based start-up focused on providing real estate financing to foreigners in Japanese Yen - INCLUDING for holiday homes, short term stay properties and even non-real estate businesses - and all this without them having to setup a Japanese corporate structure, deal with Japanese banks and their pesky compliance requirements - and get it all done in English!
Two back to back conversations with first time buyers in Japan - the first looking to build an investment property portfolio and wondering what his rights as a landlord are - and the second looking for super-cheap akiya (abandoned/ vacant homes) in the countryside and wondering how one goes about acquiring and managing those.
We speak to three young entrepreneurs and co-founders who have purchased an akiya in the Japanese countryside, renovated and turned it into a health & wellbeing retreat, and are doing it all THE RIGHT WAY (also, exclusive discount to our subscribers and viewers - get yours in the link below!)
Two back to back conversations with clients purchasing their first property in Japan - how does it all work, how much would it cost, and how can it be rented out when not in use? Also, on the second call (starting at 48:20) - some live deal analysis and review!
We speak to an Australian couple, in the market for a holiday home in Osaka, which they're also planning to rent out on AirBnb or by the month. We break down the processes, time frames and costs involved, discuss insurance, foreign exchange transfers, and much more.
We speak to a savvy, experienced US based investor, in the market for his first Japanese real estate property investment (and also for a holiday home) - what could his budget get him, what kind of properties should he focus on, and where in the country should he be buying?
Two back to back conversations with potential clients - one looking for super cheap condos in Yuzawa, and the other looking to demolish an old house and build a new one - what should they be thinking about and preparing for?
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Have a look at your update dates, think the year is off. You’re not rising to the top of my list when you post a new episode. You’re sitting with podcasts that haven’t updated in 2+ years.
Excellent podcast I think he looks at the unique Japanese investment situation and analyzes it well.