Some people don't realize what they're saying until it's too late and then they say oh oh I'm so sorry I agree with you but here's the thing you only get what you pay for😮😊😊

Apply for the 35 flat if you re in japan...

What do you think about cities that are on the coast of seto inland sea ? I heard climate is good there

Is Fukuoka a nice place ? seems to be the city to be in that prefecture

Jesus you got attacked by the lawn mower lol

BOTH OF YOU HAVE VERY GOOD KNOWLDGE GOOD PERSON WHO CAME FROM NOTH AMERICA AND IN PROPERTY MARKET SINCE 1990

I really really really really like this property. this is a fine candidate for me for a first time purchase. Live there while I qualify to be a farmer which takes 18 months I believe, and then when I got that and can buy a farm, move there and rent this out. I really like this one. a lot!

You're in yokosuka that is where I want to be try to find something lower cost my all-in budget is 6 million yen I do not need car parking I don't need a main street I could live on the side of a mountain but not too high up try to find something that is not too far gone that can be fixed up😊😊😊

Hi, I want to know how come none of these houses have a chimney? I hear it gets really cold or can you install a heating unit or how can you heat up the house some kind of insulation, in the winter?😅

I'll be in Niigata next Saturday for my wifes 50th. Not far from here at an onsen hotel with the family. There's a lot of these places throughout Niigata, Japan even. The family has one in Nagaoka thats being maintained as a storage and family remains (ashes) place with all Shinto home temple stuff....Re: buying this place, I will some it up like this with some words from my wife. "I am never living in the snow again" 🤣

i heard both of you i think person who know how to grow some healthy and demandable crop goor for them

Your fixation with black mold and airstream trailers in this video is very distracting. This property would be great for the retired DIYer. It could be an investment in lifestyle. (Something you rarely talk about) Inexpensive capital spent to purchase the project. Adequate secondary buildings to provide storage and camping options while the trouble spots in the main building are worked through over a period of time. Living there full time whilst renovating maybe take a hardy soul to take it on, but not impossible. It is a property that is worth far more positive review than you were willing to give it.

It comes down to whether you want to live in this area. You would probably never recover any of your time and investment. It is rebuildable. My place was probably as rough as this and I took it down to the dirt and I’m also spending at least 200k US$ not including my time but not rural Niigata. I don’t think the tiles are worth much. Too hard to tell the condition. As cool as the tile roof is figuring out the leak(s) usually means pulling off all the tiles and redoing it.

Wow a micro woodland for the house :)

If I had my money I would buy it . I would tear it down and build another old looking farm house.

15min from station is far (need of car) , without the extra fields next to it to grow your own food it would be less attractive ...for that price i believe its just for the house without the fields ...would keep the Forrest 100% looks beautiful and took time to grow it that large ..

Airstream trailers are 5 or 6 times the price of this home. Used ones needing repairs...

Personal onsen is the dream

So does more land mean more taxes? Or is this not a consideration. We like the newer houses

idea for format: intro then a google earth zoom in to the property from seeing all of japan zooming in to where it is while you're saying the name of where the property is located,. then show the floor plan (if available) then show the pictures as you're talking about the place and any relevant information including the house construction, cost, any renovation needed, any land or extra building included, etc and last any relevant local information. then outro card. try to keep the video under 4 min?please stick to only relevant information, maybe prepare what you're going to say beforehand. I think if you do this, the video retention will be high

I really liked it but I would like to find something like that move-in ready or whatever or just very little renovations near sasebo or yokosuka or atsugi 😢😊😅

It's a nice and beautiful house but the price is too high the location to the supermarket in the train station for somebody like myself is not feasible I am looking for something that is close to a train station close to supermarkets and my budget for All in and out is 5 million yen at this time 😮😊

Cool find. A lot of people ask about having natural hot springs and kudos for not trying to pitch it as a potential commercial onsen which I think in most instances is impractical. You may want to clarify the pricing again. You last said 100 million yen to get into it. Don’t you mean one million or ten million? Also great haircut!

What are the local community rules? I heard that in Japan some communities are hierarchical structured and it’s mandatory to complain with their rules, even if those rules can affect your privacy. If your are not aligned with those rules and you decided to live outside the community control, they will start to bully you until you give up, sell and leave the area. This is a hidden dimension that people must consider before buying in rural Japan. How are the community rules around that house if you guys have any information? 🤔

Format is better and better. More move-in properties

Ex hippie. Hahaha!

It is nice in the pictures but, like buying a car online, what assurance can we have that there are no problems below the surface e.g. timber frame eaten up by termites, roof that will soon need major repairs etc etc ? I am learning about all the unexpected problems now developing in Florida condos. These purchases can be much more complicated than they appear.

I liked the Big Cost/Sq Meters/Info Page at the Beginning. I would also like to see the House Photos Bigger. And could you describe what each photo is showing? (Such as: Bedroom #1, Upstairs, or: Kitchen, has a 2 burner stove top - Ect.) - I Like the Format of the Vids, You guys have a great Chemistry. Oh, and really liked that you showed the Monthly Avg Temperature of where the house is! - Thanks Guys!

Nice haircut Daniel, suits you way better

Plumbing. Its just LEGO. Water LEGO innit? - Super Hans

Is there a spreadsheet available somewhere that calculates transaction/tax/ legal fees for buying? Thanks for continuing your channel, I love it.

I live in japan and i see you got a few misconceptions about Japan. An old house like this can come with so many different problems... yes its cheap but The main problems can be, weak wood structure not earthquake resistant, absolutely no insulation, and it gets pretty cold here in japan. A LOT of these old houses have structural problems, i don't know if Japanese suck at foundation or the soil is way to unstable because of earthquakes but this is a thing, i was almost buying an 1985 property only to find out that the living room was sinking. Also if you go a little further from a city you can find massive property's with huge gardens. But yeah compared to canada it is a steal, you could buy and old house demolish it build again and still would be cheaper.

sir i like your discussion

at this price... this is a Smart Property

12,000 United States Dollar equals 1,711,974.00 Japanese Yen ... mentioned plumbing Job Cost converted to Yen on September 10th 2024 1 United States Dollar equals 142.63 Japanese Yen

Living near water increases chances of poltergeist & hauntings as well Water is said to empower Spirits

With Gas prices surely it's cheaper to buy a motorcycle even if you need more than two wheels if you're a senior buy a Qooder 4 wheel Maxi Scooter from South Africa

I want this one immediately LoL I would wanna el-Cheapo rural Location

Great job. All budgets up to $200k. Houses/farms with workshops to do some business, as well.

Irritating kibitzer. Mr blabby.

Question : Are these cheap properties all in rural areas? I've seen a video that said that in rural areas foreigners are bullied and harrassed

This video inspired me to do some comparisons, and I found something interesting regarding price per square meter. While most expensive area of Warsaw(Śródmieście) is only half as expensive as the most expensive area of Tokyo(Minato), when we look at areas from which you'd commute by train, Tachikawa costs about as much as Rembertów. Second hand market in Warsaw has been steadily climbing at 1% per month since mid-2016 which resulted in the price now being double of the price back then, with new condos being about 10% on top of that.

It's completely irrelevant to compare something like this in Japan vs Canada. What's the average age in each of those cities? What's the average salary? Waste of time

I want to buy a place in Japan coming from the ridiculous unaffordable Sydney but is the language barrier a deal breaker generally speaking? Does it make things too difficult

I visited Kyoto in 2007. Incredibly beautiful gardens & locals super friendly. Just wish I could speak Japanese to have a richer experience. Train network kind of evens out access to EVERYWHERE (and on an important social note, access for everyone too!)

would you guys talk about Fukuoka Prefecture sometime? I have my eyeballs all over this one property on the outskirts of Kurume, 4 minute walk to train station, lots of orchards in the neighborhood. I'm visiting Japan in November 20 to December 4. Want to stop by and look at it, but I'd like to know more about the location (not the house), is that location good? You stated before Fukuoka is the fastest growing in Japan rght now. WAs that the city or prefecture?

I think you’re correct on the Otsu area and population. A lot of people in Kyoto also own second homes around Biwako because it’s cheap and has a feeling like a getaway. The area you picked I don’t think is going to change much so if someone is interested in Otsu they should really spend some time there and see if it suits them. It’s definitely not for the majority of people looking to be in Japan.

I would buy one of these tomorrow if Japan would let me retire there.

How often are you two hosts (Daniel & VancouverTokyoMan) in Japan yourselves?

It's move in ready. I like that it has a yard.