Thank you for watching! What do you want to see next from this series? or from our everyday life in Japan? Please let me know in the comments! xoxo Anton in Japan
Hopefully you still have some video mertaile from your sister's visit. I surely want to see the full renovation step by step of the last project. Show us more of the interesting stuff you found in that new house. Greetings from Germany.
Thank you Anton. Can you please expand on the areas where these houses are available. If they’re abandoned does that usually mean the town is also in decline?
I would like to understand why the houses are full of things when you buy them. Like all the comic books, cameras and whisky? That seems strange to me. Even the furniture had value.
Those rare moments where, immediately on the spot, you just KNOW that something is right is the best feeling. Sometimes, you don't even now why it's right. You just know that it's "right" when you overwhelmingly feel it as that feeling is so rare. Congrats on your purchase!! I do hope that someone (a volunteer, perhps?) can assist you in find a new home for some of the things that are left behind so that it doesn't all go into the landfill (and maybe that will save you some money).
new york to alaska is so so far, i think you mean something like Portland to Seatle or Stockholm to Goteborg. great video, glad to have found your channel!
One of the best pieces of property investment information I've ever seen. I love your attitude towards entering the property market in the area as a new member of the community, with something to give, rather than with a view to take and exploit. The property market in Scotland, where I live, has seen prices explode in recent years due, in part, to mass investment by private equity, purchasing any and all houses available and renting them out for 3 or 4 times the mortgage price. I suppose the difference is in population growth here versus decline on your end.
I tent to be a future buyer AKIYA HOUSE IN JAPAN, I WATCHED YOUR VIDEOS AND CONSIDERING LEARNINGS JAPANESES LANGUAGE, I am falling in love Japan country itself, currently residing in USA, 35 years and ready to retire with all solitude peaceful country side. I am in the process applying visa to enter Japan here in San Francisco California
Anton - First time watching your videos. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and making it real about akiyas. Like the pros and cons of approaching this type of investments.
Interested to see the beach and how far is it from your property. Also, the garden . Is it not in an earthquake-prone area ? I hope you get to live in that house with your family soon. All the best anton. I love your passion❤❤❤
It seems that the financial potential is in fixing up, holding & renting on a short or long term basis. This is based on the idea that with so many akiyas, even a rehabbed house might not fetch a good price. But maybe the demand is strong for newer/rehabbed houses too, despite the huge volume of akiyas. I think I’d rather partner with Anton than go through the process in Japan as he is explaining. Invest $50k in a property in Japan, annual business meeting there & vacation there or “nearby” as a tax write off?!
Hi, Anton, do you know any of property developers that you can recommend in the Osaka area? We have an akiya in the suburbs of Osaka (Neyagawa), that is situated roughly half way between Osaka (Yodoyobashi) and Kyoto (Gion-Shijo). The property belonged to my grandparents. The property was actually comprised of two adjacent properties and when my grandfather passed away my grandmother gifted his children from his ex-wife the rear property (backyard) and she and our side kept the property with the main house. We are looking to sell the house along with our cousins who now own the rear property and are looking to sell that. It turns our that the neighbor to the left of our cousins' property is also looking to sell their property and the neighbor next to that neighbor (to their left) is also looking to sell their akiya. So three houses in a row on the back street plus ours in the front would be available for re-development.
Never met or spoke to owners? Usually in real estate it's necessary as at later point the owners can get a hold from court in case of technicality. It's necessary to know the owners and legal heir info. Broker may say they were not aware as they de with many properties so may miss to validate some facts. Was payment made directly to owner name or to Broker?
Why is cleaning so expensive? 10k is more than half of what you paid for the house, is that the cost of transportation, or is there a disposal fee? Would it be possible for you to do this process yourself and not spend that much money or is it impossible?
The Japanese people are going to suffer and won't be able to afford anything real soon. This guy clearly intends to buy cheap, repair, and rent out these places at inflated rates. This is going to destroy any affordability to the locals. Homelessness will be on the rise in Japan's future.
Thank you for watching! What do you want to see next from this series? or from our everyday life in Japan?
Please let me know in the comments!
xoxo Anton in Japan
looking forward on your progress in this project
Hopefully you still have some video mertaile from your sister's visit. I surely want to see the full renovation step by step of the last project. Show us more of the interesting stuff you found in that new house. Greetings from Germany.
Thank you Anton. Can you please expand on the areas where these houses are available. If they’re abandoned does that usually mean the town is also in decline?
I would like to understand why the houses are full of things when you buy them. Like all the comic books, cameras and whisky? That seems strange to me. Even the furniture had value.
Could you include the USD conversions in the next video?
As always, Anton explains it super well for people! It's not a rushed process! Keep it up! 😁
Those rare moments where, immediately on the spot, you just KNOW that something is right is the best feeling. Sometimes, you don't even now why it's right. You just know that it's "right" when you overwhelmingly feel it as that feeling is so rare.
Congrats on your purchase!! I do hope that someone (a volunteer, perhps?) can assist you in find a new home for some of the things that are left behind so that it doesn't all go into the landfill (and maybe that will save you some money).
I find what you do interesting, because to me you sre saving a piece of Japan one Akikya at a time. I will continue watching
new york to alaska is so so far, i think you mean something like Portland to Seatle or Stockholm to Goteborg. great video, glad to have found your channel!
Cant wait to see the end result
Thanks Anton, some good information here! 😄 Have fun renovating!
Im going to be here watching how you transform your new Akita, I like your enthusiasm explaining everything. ❤
I absolutely love your way of thinking.. you also are the right age to have the time to do these things.
I hope your family is very proud of you❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for your time making this video. I was truly impressed by your respect for Japan best wishes
what a beautiful property! The exterior has huge potential and I'm sure we'll see you work your magic on the interior.
Superintressant video! Detta ska bli kul att följa 👍🏻🤩Allt gott från ett soligt Stockholm!
One of the best pieces of property investment information I've ever seen. I love your attitude towards entering the property market in the area as a new member of the community, with something to give, rather than with a view to take and exploit. The property market in Scotland, where I live, has seen prices explode in recent years due, in part, to mass investment by private equity, purchasing any and all houses available and renting them out for 3 or 4 times the mortgage price. I suppose the difference is in population growth here versus decline on your end.
I tent to be a future buyer AKIYA HOUSE IN JAPAN, I WATCHED YOUR VIDEOS AND CONSIDERING LEARNINGS JAPANESES LANGUAGE, I am falling in love Japan country itself, currently residing in USA, 35 years and ready to retire with all solitude peaceful country side. I am in the process applying visa to enter Japan here in San Francisco California
Hello from New York City, you should do a story and some research on why that family had to leave so quickly that would be very interesting
This was very informative. Thank you for explaining part of the process!! You have a lot of patience!! I know you will make it beautiful again!!😍 😍
Good info!!! thanks. And can't wait to see what you do with this very nice house!!!! All the best
Hej Anton! Vilken inspiration du är här på youtube, ser fram emot att se utvecklingen på huset🤗 Kram!
Anton - First time watching your videos. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and making it real about akiyas. Like the pros and cons of approaching this type of investments.
Welcome aboard! More content coming 🙏 what else do you want to see in the future?
Anton! Great to see the new project!
Learning the area and names and figuring that outs hard.
Thank you for all of this great information ❤
Interested to see the beach and how far is it from your property. Also, the garden . Is it not in an earthquake-prone area ? I hope you get to live in that house with your family soon. All the best anton. I love your passion❤❤❤
愛媛の生活ので, また日本語を勉強します.
I hope to lend a hand for some of your projects since I also enjoy DIY & restoring new life into exisiting structures.
Thank you Anton
Hello Anton, we would like to understand more about the renovation fees! Thank you!
Great video, love that you showed the letter you sent too!
Can I ask, do you have permanent residency in Japan? Or are you still on your way?
I hope you watch more of these videos.
It seems that the financial potential is in fixing up, holding & renting on a short or long term basis. This is based on the idea that with so many akiyas, even a rehabbed house might not fetch a good price. But maybe the demand is strong for newer/rehabbed houses too, despite the huge volume of akiyas. I think I’d rather partner with Anton than go through the process in Japan as he is explaining. Invest $50k in a property in Japan, annual business meeting there & vacation there or “nearby” as a tax write off?!
Hi, Anton, do you know any of property developers that you can recommend in the Osaka area? We have an akiya in the suburbs of Osaka (Neyagawa), that is situated roughly half way between Osaka (Yodoyobashi) and Kyoto (Gion-Shijo). The property belonged to my grandparents. The property was actually comprised of two adjacent properties and when my grandfather passed away my grandmother gifted his children from his ex-wife the rear property (backyard) and she and our side kept the property with the main house. We are looking to sell the house along with our cousins who now own the rear property and are looking to sell that. It turns our that the neighbor to the left of our cousins' property is also looking to sell their property and the neighbor next to that neighbor (to their left) is also looking to sell their akiya. So three houses in a row on the back street plus ours in the front would be available for re-development.
Would be nice if you could include USD values as well?
Right!
Hej! Gillar din kanal. Undrar har du varit i Sweden Hills i Japan? Eller någon video du kan göra?😊
Is it save to have home on the beach in japan?? Couse sunami
hello from Czech Republic ❤
Hello Czech!
Congrats, you got a bargain.
My god that’s the place I’m looking for a farm hause's
How much is that in in Japanese yen?
Never met or spoke to owners? Usually in real estate it's necessary as at later point the owners can get a hold from court in case of technicality. It's necessary to know the owners and legal heir info. Broker may say they were not aware as they de with many properties so may miss to validate some facts. Was payment made directly to owner name or to Broker?
この門構えでこの値段はめっちゃお安いですね。
10M houses? That’s about 5x the shortage in Holland.
For $15000, does that include the land? Or just the house?
Included land and property itself
They sell you 6000 house in 15 thousand ... good business
I've always wanted to live in the Japanese countryside, but isn't it a bit creepy to live in an abandoned house? Imagine all the ghost stories... 👻
大勢←Ozei
勉強になりました！
@@ANTONINJAPAN du är välkommen👍
5th comment!
Why is cleaning so expensive? 10k is more than half of what you paid for the house, is that the cost of transportation, or is there a disposal fee? Would it be possible for you to do this process yourself and not spend that much money or is it impossible?
Disposal fees for big things especially it’s expensive that’s why a lot of Japanese people just hoard.
Hi Anton, what is your contact info?
Boring video 🙄 I wanna see all the trash of that house 😒
The Japanese people are going to suffer and won't be able to afford anything real soon. This guy clearly intends to buy cheap, repair, and rent out these places at inflated rates. This is going to destroy any affordability to the locals. Homelessness will be on the rise in Japan's future.
Anton man! Get a gerden Shredder and a stove or fire instead of garbage disposal! You will SAVE MILLIONS
Hi Anton, what is your contact info?