RE: Inflation And Japan's Empty Houses
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I keep seeing these cheap properties in Japan as well and it is intriguing. I feel like in 10 years they will be selling for $5,000. Because the population is going to implode so badly. Same thing with some of the small little communities in the Midwest.
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TBF a lot of them need work and many are outside of the cities, but if you work remotely or have a remote small business like we do that is not a problem.
One of the things Japan has going for it is it's small and dense. In addition to that the buildings are also aging so remodeling is much cheaper than buying new.
I feel like at some point the prices get cheap enough that it makes sense to pick one up if possible.