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@ironhell813

7 ай бұрын

Is this man going to sell them to other owners or is he hoarding them?

@shumatsuopost

7 ай бұрын

@@ironhell813 He helps many investors buy akiya - I'm one of them :)

This was incredibly informative.

@shumatsuopost

7 ай бұрын

Great to hear! Thanks for watching.

Great content

@shumatsuopost

7 ай бұрын

Thanks!

Super interesting! Have you thought of/explored short-term rental options?

Thanks for your valuable information.💪💪💪🙏🙏🙏!

@shumatsuopost

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching ;)

The whole point is to buy low cheap n care n hold for a long long time, not flip that creates a bubble like the states

@ironhell813

7 ай бұрын

Japan will never allow this and the market is such in Japan that speculators will never succeed over there in the same way. Nobody’s getting priced out of nothing over there.

@leonazzvibes

7 ай бұрын

why is that? I hear this all the time but just from the common sense perspective I cannot understand why flipping properties is not going to take off in Japan once more and more foreign begin purchasing properties@@ironhell813

@lukehan451

7 ай бұрын

@@ironhell813absolutely 100% agreed! The whole point is 2 buy n hodl. Ppl hoarding these properties r only speculative gamblers. Japan properties will never appreciate simply bc of a broken systematic problem btwn the generation gap

@ironhell813

7 ай бұрын

Considering the housing issues facing most former British colonies I think it’s not a problem Per se they don’t need to appreciate in value. Housing is a right not a commodity.

@len801

14 күн бұрын

@@lukehan451 Never say never 😉

Though I was skeptical based on the park interview, I appreciated his honesty while in the Akiya. Extensive repair is needed. I appreciate the honesty. Would've liked to know more about location besides 'a residential area'. Speaking from a foreigner who is only interested in location and doesn't care how much renovation needs to be done, it would be nice to highlight other things besides the structure. Ex: nearest Lawsons, department store, grocery, etc. Thanks Shu-san for the video. Very interesting.

great interview

@shumatsuopost

7 ай бұрын

Thanks!

Very interesting.

@shumatsuopost

7 ай бұрын

I think so too!

Do you need some change of residency permit to buy?

What are the monthly and yearly cost to own these houses? In Canada some property tax are 1-5% of the value every year. Min house maintenance are $600-800/m. Repair, mowing lawn, Shoveling snow and heat are landlord responsibility.

@user-cs6bg4zp5q

7 ай бұрын

Good questions, I would like to know that too.

@rickovanti982

4 ай бұрын

Property tax per year tends to be about 1 months rent.

His numbers seem off. That little to fix that place seems way t0o low. It's currently a dump. I've been through this many times. Even if he did it all on his own, not sure how he can get it done for that cheap. Also the rent seems a bit high for that area for that size. I'm curious to know how he exactly got 110 properties in 7 years...that's insane. Think about it, that's like a property every 23 days and not including renos ... not to mention the funds needed. Cool that you got to chat with him. :D

@Asian_Connection

5 ай бұрын

Too many fake videos on KZread

One your best interview, Arrigato Gozaumasu

@shumatsuopost

7 ай бұрын

Thank you!

How much would you expect that particular Akiya to purchase?

Thanks so much Shu for this informative video. Is it possible to get contact info to this company for consulting as an potential foreign buyer?

@shumatsuopost

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind words. Yes, here is the website for Kimura-san's business: www.machi-sumica.com/ If you need my company to support with communication, please fill out this form: forms.gle/TMEXXqRC3rrZ5rj87

@lorisuemontgomery8562

7 ай бұрын

Perfect! I will be in touch! Love your channel and so appreciate all the content!

Doesn’t look like the rent of the house shown would cover the invest bet in 2-3 years so maybe not with it. I would look for something that covers the investment in 2-3 years u less you want to live there or use it as a vacation secure home,.

Can you represent me? I have a home in Hawaii but am looking for a ski house near hakuba. Or kyoto

I live in Katsuura and investing in the Chiba area. I am pretty handy with renos but those costs are pretty good from my experience. A kitchen and bathroom alone of the size in that home can be up to 800,000 yen doing a lot yourself. New hot water systems, AC, electric, plumbing, flooring, painting / wallpaper. Getting rid of rubbish can be a huge cost too, theres a big list with heaps of smaller stuff too. I presume he gets whole sale prices on goods, but a tradie can be up to 20000 yen a day though. Hes obviously on a good wicket as us English say. It would be good if you do continuous videos of progress and costs on this project which would give a lot of clarity on total investment for peace of mind for potentials for your business in my opinion. Also could you mention how much did he pay for the Akiya ? Great video overall !

Shu The Man!

@shumatsuopost

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

If he is ok. Would it be possible to tour one of his completed akiya?

@shumatsuopost

7 ай бұрын

More will come on that - stay tuned :)

nice

@shumatsuopost

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Loved the vid! Thanks for doing the interview. May I ask what was the purchase price for the Akiya shown in the vid?

@shumatsuopost

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching - glad to hear you enjoyed it!

I would be happy to be apart of Kimura-sans community\

@shumatsuopost

7 ай бұрын

It's all in Japanese but I highly recommend it - link is in the description :)

Why interview outside when it's raining 🙈

110 houses he eating good lol

@shumatsuopost

7 ай бұрын

Oh yes :)

Everybody wants to rule the world…🎶

www.youtube.com/@Meshida this guy🤨 is very looking alike

give me 1... huehuehuehue

Honestly, 30k to 40k renovation sounds cheap.

@torentosangaming6733

7 ай бұрын

Ya, but if the unit only can create $400 of revenue a month. It would take you a while to just get back your costs for renovation and we havent even factored in any other costs

Renovation cost: $13.5k Outsourced Fee: $10k Total Cost: $23.5k Revenue: $400/month 23.5k/400/12 months = 4.9 years paid off, not including purchase price. Even if it took 20 years to pay off, that Cashflow is better than the US in most major cities. The obvious move as a US Real Estate investor is invest in Japan.

Please show me a person that isn’t American or Japanese buying one of these, I believe the whole system is biased.

@KickAssets

7 ай бұрын

I am Canadian and own 13 :D It's not really biased (in a bad meaning way), however, it can seem that way because they will choose Japanese or someone like me over a typical foreigner, not because they are biased, but because they want to protect their neighbourhoods and also it's a lot easier process dealing with someone who speaks and understands Japanese and its culture. That doesn't mean it's impossible for others tho..just need some effort and possibly some help. Shu and I help client beat these hurdles.

I just went to that guys website asking him for a job. I'm a 49 year old baka gaijin wants to leave America behind. You can have it!