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The lowest rate is around 0.3% now. So 1% isn’t that low in Japan😅

Location: 828-18, Uebo, Kozaki, Katori-gun, Chiba, Japan 289-0216. You can call me or send texts to 080-4957-2345.

Yes, with a garden space which is roughly 50 sqm.

@@eisukekiuchiokay thank you so much that’s very nice !

I guess there’s no racism…

@@eisukekiuchi 😂🤣😂

approx. ¥48,000 for monthly maintenance fees and reserve funds though this property was sold.

Monthly reserve funds and maintenance fees were approx.¥42,000/month

Thanks ❤

Just about. Ireland is quite affordable compared to American prices

Try living in Australia. I live 100km north of Brisbane and a 3 bedroom home across the road from my place just sold for AUD$775,000. The only way anyone under the age of 35 here will ever own their own home is to inherit it. The rest of us will never own our own home.

@@Lucifurion Same here in Singapore, if you're under 35 and single you can't even get subsidized housing. Your only option is private condos which are all over 1M or resale apartments which would be 5-600k for a reasonably sized one. Oh and you don't even own the apartment, after 99 years the goverment takes it back.

You can ask at your nearest tax office. You can do tax deduction procedure from January to March 11th the year after you bought your house.

Fukuoka is way too far😢

Interestingly enough, you could buy a mirror and install it

​@@breadroomghost8764Lol. It just doesn't hit the same way. It's a out of sight, out of mind kinda deal

78.38sqm😊

Exactly. I forgot to shoot 1 bedroom….

Depending on your residency status, yes.

Agreed

Okay!

@eisukekiuchi I personally no because have to much stuff in California, plus I do have a house in Chiba (not much of an appreciation 😑). I don't think there's much different from living in a fix location house forever or living in a handfree, mobility hotel forever. It's just a roof over your head to sleep. The key is cost way down, handfree, and freedom to live anywhere in Japan or in SE Asia. Leave your money in a liquid earning assets with zero to little work. X 2 people, the living cost is stupidly cheap. Life is short, travel more.

You're not considering inflation. There's no way you can live in a hotel for the same amount of money for 35 years. Also, have you considered the quality of a hotel that charges $27 per night? If you're thinking of putting your money into ETFs, why not use that as a down payment for real estate investment in Japan? You could expect a better return than ETFs, and you can also benefit from tax savings through real estate depreciation.

@@theinternationalist1357 A home has a value that goes beyond its physical importance-it’s something a hotel can’t provide. You know that, don’t you? I understand what you’re saying, but everyone needs a place they can call home. If you let it go, I think you’d find yourself wanting one again.

You should expect around 1.8~3%. But some banks offer around 0.6% variable requiring 20% down.

If you are a foreigner with permanent resident status, it is possible to take out a mortgage at 1% or even lower than that. There are banks that will lend to you at a rate of 1% or bit higher than that even if you do not have a permanent resident status, but you need a residence status in the first place.

It really is!

It's challenging because, as a condition for taking out a mortgage, you have to live in the house.

No

Its a good price if you live in Hong Kong

Actually, the lowest rate in Oct, 2024 is 0.42%. But 1% is median.