Read a bunch of BiggerPockets book as part of a course I took by Derek Moneyberg called Real Estate Riches.I live in Tokyo and want to invest in the Japanese market despite the many difficulties involved in the market here (depreciation, shrinking population, etc, deflation, etc.)I think the best way for me to get started is to buy a property in Central Tokyo and house hack, I have probably between 50k-100k liquid that I can use, but I'd like to get financing for a bigger property if possible. 

Taxus cuspidata, the Japanese yew or spreading yew, is a member of the genus Taxus, native to Japan, Korea, northeast China and the extreme southeast of Russia.

So, I crossed my fingers and about 10 years later realized that I was deeply in love (or desired) a beautiful American-Japanese girl 10 years younger than myself.

(That said some other Japanese & Korean off brands are still working ok for me as well).

It's pretty diverse and the southern parts have a good amount of Japanese Americans.

Small, consistent actions taken every day will create massive changes over the long run.The Japanese have a word for this.

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.