I've recently read a number of articles discussing swapping their mortgage debt/note to a foreign currency, specifically Japanese Yen.

I just checked the coverage map for AgentPro247 and this is what came up as of 12/28/18:As you can see, most counties have data that's been refreshed within the past 30 days, but some of them are REALLY old.

John Horner his podcast is what I listened to before BP had one.That sounds like it could be a great script to use in this situation.I'll probably spend some time refreshing up on some of his podcast episodes today.

After searching numerous real estate sites it has been really refreshing to find one that is not constantly selling me on the next big thing or whatever other course they have for sale.

Plus a refresher on filling the contract out correctly.

But there is always something that I could learn or refresh on.  

Obviously, within these rules there a lot of specifics that can be crafted to your specific situation so it is important to make sure that there is coordination of your accounting professionals with the QI  handling your exchange.But the most beautiful thing about 1031 exchanges is that you don't have to change your behavior of buy - sell - buy in the least to take full advantage of the powerful tax savings in a 1031 exchange.That's your first look Welcome to the deep but very refreshing and rewarding end of the pool!

I'm not sure how much you've read up on the Investor Visa requirements (sounds like you have though) but just wanted to drop a couple of links here for you as well that might help.http://blog.gaijinpot.com/understanding-japanese-i...https://www.techinasia.com/definitive-guide-japan-...Regards,Walter

You are correct about the paint, it could use a refreshing coat of paint.

." ~ Japanese proverb