Originally posted by @Jeffrey K.:Hi

Originally posted by @Liridon K.:Hi

There are so many things you can do.Using well-known turnkey property providersPrivate sale facilitated when buyer (Tokyo) and seller 'met' here on BP forumsPartnerships - a small group who 'met' on BP forums joined together to buy in the USUsing a Japan-based provider and lender to borrow in yen and buy in the USUsing BP-referrals to find brokers/managers who excel at working with out-of-state investorsRelying on family back home for leg work, but putting up the financial supportacting as a hard-money lender to borrowers in the USAlways happy to talk real estate, please look me up when you get to Japan. 

Just like you don't "invest" by converting your dollars into Japanese Yen, just because you think the Yen will increase in value.

Thanks so much @Chris K.!  Hi

When the yen was high and the dollar was low, they were very interested in US assets, because they saw value there.  

@Sau-Zu Yen have you thought about gaining a local US based partner that can be more boots on the ground and lender friendly?

Quote from @Matt K.: Hi Raj,In the Greensboro area, I've heard good things about these.- Acorn + Oak- TriProperty Pros- T'Vinci Properties Thanks for the information Matt.

I was at my bank today; there was a short line.There was just one lady in front of me, an Asian lady who was trying to exchange yen for dollars.

Quote from @Mak K.: Hi,I manage my own rental property.