I have heard about a lot of Chinese, Japanese and Middle eastern foreign nationals investing in US real estate.

My wife is Japanese and in fact I will be going back again this April.  

I was hoping to get any opinions about it before i do. i keep searching about various legal topics relating to japanese real estate and business structure.  

Can accommodate 6 residents and your caregiversLarge master bedroom with private bathroomKitchen with stainless steel appliances, induction stoveRecessed LED lighting throughoutNew RoofNew Garage door and openerNew Copper PlumbingNew water heaterNew air conditioning system on Nest thermostatNew flooringNew texturing and paintNew electrical wiring and all outletsBeautifully landscaped Japanese garden in front and backyardsYour residents, families, and staff will feel at home here!

It was canceled only in 1942 (three weeks after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor) and the wartime years of 1943 and 1945.

I would literally just rake it and think of it as a Japanese garden

In the book, The Varieties of Religious Experience, by William James, is cited that Japanese warriors in past centuries, sought to not be emotional, so they were better in battles.

You live in a working class neighbourhood, drive a japanese 2nd hand car, your kids go to a public school.... all in all maintaining your life is simply- By having a low maintnance cost and by being used to living frugal you can safe up more for investment. - Your knowledge about money management is better, because you never had enough- Your knowledge to make money, leverage money is over average because if you had nothing and want everything , you are forced to learn , think, improvise, improve in all aspect of your skillsets. - You are street smarter.

In the 1980s, the Japanese money was flooding the markets as the relative yields in their country didn't look as attractive to them as a NYC building that had bigger yields.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/08/29/us/flying-car-successful-test-in-japan-trnd/index.htmlThe Japanese have discipline.