Some areas of interest are: is the property going to be harder to sell, what kinds of issues should I anticipate, has anyone ever dealt with this before, etc etc.

That doesn't cause issues at all.However, if they sell as themselves they cannot buy as one LLC right now because there are two tax payers. 

Hey John,No issues with seeing where things are at.

I'm a W2 employee and not a relator so the meetup is not pitching any products or trying to sell you a course, it's a way to network!   

I paid the collateral mortgage through by using Wise, after paid, they said they require pay 25% instead of 20% because their management team cannot proof. they provided different wise account and I become suspicious but I still paid.They claimed they would disburse my loan, but due to a system issue, they could not.

I used theceshop.com for my pre-licensing course and did everything at my own pace right from home.I would recommend investors do the training if only to be more knowledgeable about real estate and things related to on-market deals, such as agency.

Yes, foreigners can buy property in Japan.The Japanese Culture & EconomyWormann's book also talks about the Japan's culture and economy as it relates to real estate.

For instance, let's say you do the rehab and go to rent it...considering the relatively low value of the property, it's reasonable to expect that the tenants will have low or no credit, they may be unemployed or on income assistance, they may have minimal employment options, and/or they may have a very spotty history with prior rentals.

Yes I have many clients who self manage from out of state as these areas have pretty much 0 late payments or tenant issues (my 4 unit going on no late payments for 5 years now).

Personally I would hire an onsite person for some handyman tasks but I would stay away from them handling money related items.