After the 2006 crash, I don’t think you can get interesting options like this anymore but I credit this (along with not spending above what I could actually afford) getting me into real estate and building equity.  

Over next 18 months I filled the park (70% hard work and 30% luck) and that is where the real payoff came.  

It allows you to ease into the real estate market, generate cash flow, and build equity while keeping your living expenses low.

Based on my knowledge of the market and similar properties I think these are at, or near, 2X market rent.I've use a traditional bank to finance the purchase of each of these buildings - using a traditional commercial real estate loan.

I know that everyone talks about the declining value of Japanese Real Estate.

In real life, it's slow-going and in my experience rents are lower than it seems like they should be.

If you have any questions or need advice related to real estate or financing, feel free to reach out.Best,Drago

If not, there's an oppty to have a tub with a larger pump and filtration system like the hotels have.I think drain & refill is the only real option.

This story encourages others to start small and invest in areas that seem out of reach, demonstrating the value of long-term thinking in real estate.Good luck!

That’s a great milestone and an exciting start to your real estate journey.