Eisuke Kiuchi Real estate agent providing brokerage services(buy/sell) in Tokyo, Chiba, Saitama, and Kanagawa. Please message me if you need my brokerage services. Web: hanabusa-japan-real-estate.jp/buy
How about residence tax and house tax in japan....I heard its very high even in country side areas even abondened homes are cheap but have to pay that taxes once they are bought by someone
Amazing video!! Thank you so much! ありがとうございます！What are some ranges for the cost of utilities/home insurance etc. for a couple that lives in Tokyo in a small house vs. a マンション？ Is it quite different or similar to when renting?
@@CassieG. If you expect to buy a small or mid size property(70 sqm) in major cities in Tokyo, ¥30-70,000,000 should be the price range. In terms of the costs, condo unit(apartment unit) needs at least ¥30,000/month extra fees for maintenance compared to detached house. Insurance fees and those costs along with your purchase are not really different. Renting seems a bit cheaper than buying from my perspective.
@@eisukekiuchi Thank you so much for your reply and honest answers! I'm living in the northern part of Tokyo and paying quite a lot for rent (new building, dog-friendly). It's very comfortable to live in, but I don't think I should keep paying this much long term, so I'm interested in trying to buy a place in the next few years. I've also followed your IG!
Thank you very much brother for this Information, its very detailed and provides a big help for those who want to find Information about buying house in Japan👍
@@kiermarvincagas6319 Yes, it is highly recommended to report all your existing loans to agents and bankers. You can contact us through our web. We mainly services around Tokyo.
I’m active duty military stationed in Japan and will be retiring in next year with 35 years in service. I’m not married to a Japanese national neither I have permanent residency status. My retirement pay is way more than the 3M yen per year requirement. If I pay cash for a property would that grant me some kind of a permanent residence immigration status? Thanks!
Eisuke Kiuchi
Real estate agent providing brokerage services(buy/sell) in Tokyo, Chiba, Saitama, and Kanagawa. Please message me if you need my brokerage services.
Web: hanabusa-japan-real-estate.jp/buy
This is so informative and helpful
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Very informative and helpful! Thank you very much sir!
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Helpful information.. the best so far.
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How about residence tax and house tax in japan....I heard its very high even in country side areas even abondened homes are cheap but have to pay that taxes once they are bought by someone
This is so informative. Your content provides big help.
Amazing video!! Thank you so much! ありがとうございます！What are some ranges for the cost of utilities/home insurance etc. for a couple that lives in Tokyo in a small house vs. a マンション？ Is it quite different or similar to when renting?
@@CassieG. If you expect to buy a small or mid size property(70 sqm) in major cities in Tokyo, ¥30-70,000,000 should be the price range. In terms of the costs, condo unit(apartment unit) needs at least ¥30,000/month extra fees for maintenance compared to detached house. Insurance fees and those costs along with your purchase are not really different. Renting seems a bit cheaper than buying from my perspective.
@@eisukekiuchi Thank you so much for your reply and honest answers! I'm living in the northern part of Tokyo and paying quite a lot for rent (new building, dog-friendly). It's very comfortable to live in, but I don't think I should keep paying this much long term, so I'm interested in trying to buy a place in the next few years. I've also followed your IG!
Thank you very much brother for this Information, its very detailed and provides a big help for those who want to find Information about buying house in Japan👍
If you don't have gensen, could you use your mesaicho instead?
Yes. Monthly salary slips can be alternative.
What if there's a car loan?
@@kiermarvincagas6319 The amount of home loan you can take out might be limited but it does't mean you cannot use a home loan.
@@eisukekiuchi if theres 2 existing loan is it required to report it to the agent? Where can I contact you location is Tokyo. Im interested
@@kiermarvincagas6319 Yes, it is highly recommended to report all your existing loans to agents and bankers. You can contact us through our web. We mainly services around Tokyo.
Interested.can we talk on phone?i need more of the lecture
Yes, please call the following number. +81 080-4957-2345
I’m active duty military stationed in Japan and will be retiring in next year with 35 years in service. I’m not married to a Japanese national neither I have permanent residency status. My retirement pay is way more than the 3M yen per year requirement. If I pay cash for a property would that grant me some kind of a permanent residence immigration status? Thanks!
I'm not a visa expert, but I've never heard of acquiring a residence status just by obtaining a property.
No it won't. SOL in that department
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Hi sir how are you i follow up you on Instagram i have my own house in Chiba now I want to sell
Thank you for your comment! It’d be appreciated if you could DM or email me!