What are the requirements for buying real estate in Japan?

Japan is also a good country and city that many people yearn for. In recent years, many people have developed and bought houses in Japan. So what are the conditions for buying real estate in Japan? Let's take a look with Bian Xiao!

What are the requirements for buying real estate in Japan?

There are not many restrictions on buying real estate in Japan, and you can buy Japanese real estate even without a green card. Moreover, the Japanese real estate market is relatively free and open, and the government has not set data similar to the "house purchase index". Therefore, foreigners who want to buy a house in Japan only need to prepare enough money and find a reliable intermediary.

Matters needing attention in buying a house overseas

1. To buy a house in Japan, you must first transfer the purchase price to an overseas account.

If you want to buy a house in Japan, you need to transfer the house payment to an overseas account first, because in China, everyone can only limit remittance to 50,000 US dollars per year. Therefore, when buying a house, you need to provide proof of selling the house or proof of bank loan in advance to facilitate the transfer of the house payment to an overseas account.

2. How to bid after seeing a Japanese house?

After the buyer evaluates the property, the broker will help the guest evaluate the price of the house. If the seller asks a high price, the broker will help the buyer bargain.

3. Property right does not mean lifetime ownership.

As we all know, foreigners think differently from us. People in China think that houses should be kept for a lifetime, even passed down from generation to generation. However, the Japanese have different ideas. Japanese people change houses every seven years or so, mainly because of the change of work place, children going out to study, or the change of family population.

It is not difficult to rent a house in Japan.

Japan has a large foreign population and a large tourist city, which requires a large number of rental houses. Many property buyers are worried about not being able to rent a house in Japan. In fact, there is no house in Japan that cannot be rented out. Whether the house can be rented out depends on the owner's rent and the housing rental market. The key is that the rental price should conform to the market.