Early in my career - I worked under CPA's who would prepare returns for doctors, contractors, architects, real estate investors, day traders etc. 

Talk to BP members from the location, you'll quickly see a lot of congruence in terms of market perception, expected direction, and their business models Will this location work for my trading business (time zone, taxes, other traders present?)

If you or your employee breaks tenant's things, you pay.I would drop off two days in advance:Go to Trader Joe's and get 4/5 USED florist boxes (the waxed ones with handles that they can't recycle) or go 4 buy boxes.Roll of bubble wraproll of tapeProvide wrapping for their things and tenant puts in another room safely a DAY BEFORE the installation.

They then had to pay another $2.5mm out of pocket (the husband was a hedge fund trader, so not devastating, but hurt).

new Korean law imposes 22% tax and requires all crypto traders to keep accurate records of activities and to file taxes.

probably because they can't read or navigate the RE websites in Japanese.

My son is a trader, he's 27 years old and he was renting a unit for $6,500/month a big waste of money imo.

Personally, I realized in my early 20s, that I completely sucked at trading and guys who trade options were true professionals who can wipe out an inexperienced trader like me in days.

If you are fluent in Japanese, it will be easier but if not, working with contractors, brokers etc is not always easy.

So I have an active trader brokerage account (IBKR) that in all honesty, sometimes I feel like a toddler in the cockpit of an F-18 with it, lol.