Chinese purchases of American homes “plunge 36%” -July 2019  https://www.cnbc.com/2019/07/1...First we were scared the Japanese were buying everything, now it’s the Chinese, we never worry about the Canadians, or the Europeans. 

Our properties are traditional Japanese themed and therefore have a samurai armor, traditional Japanese wedding kimono, tea room, and antics here and there. 

If I own commercial RE I am thinking I need to lower the price to lure tenants right now (or sell it at bare bottom prices to the Chinese, Japanese, Saudi investors who are persistently calling)!!

That is the response I get from my Canadian, Japanese, and Australian investors when they hear that we have a program like this currently available.

Especially in Missouri they are going after charcoal rot and Japanese Beetles on beans. 

Maybe even look at how life came back after massive natural calamities like the Japanese Tsunami or Hurricane Katrina or how lower Manhattan rolled after 9-11 even better how life worked post SARS although we in the US remained largely unimpacted.

 I remember this happened with Japanese corporate investors who bought up commercial real estate in New York City back in the 80-90s period during a market weakness at home.

(which intercourses, I mean intersects, with Tantra Dr.)and Packer Gulch (named after the famous cannibal Alferd Packer)However some streets didn't fit into the grid (like the county roads that were there before the grid layout idea was implemented, and the interstates that came later), so the grid is hacked apart by roads like Santa Fe, Diagonal, 70, 25, 36, and Colfax, that go where they want. 

However, I was playing golf with my attorney friend who owns a title company and he said that the Japanese Tax Code allows for 100% depreciation over 4 years if the apartments are mostly frame and are 25+ years old. 

And the owner of the property prior to selling to the Japanese paid 1 mil to the Resolution trust to release the participation aspect of this mortgage then promptly sold it to the Japanese company ( Owner of SEga Systems) for 110 million and kept all the up side.