Hello! This is Kawabe.
Are you stuck on any of these real estate investment issues?
“I’m interested, but I don’t know where to start.”
“I own a property, but the vacancies just won’t fill up.”
“I want to buy my next property, but I can’t judge if this one is a good buy.”
Whether you are just starting out or are already a landlord, worries will always arise.
For those people, we will be holding a free information session for the Real Estate Practical Skills Certification on Thursday, October 8th, starting at 9:00 PM.
Those with zero knowledge and those who already own properties are both welcome.
For those just starting out | What you need first is the “ability to judge” rather than the “ability to buy”
When you look at property information, the first things you notice are the price and the yield, right?
However, it is dangerous to decide to purchase based solely on reasons like “the yield is high” or “it was recommended by a real estate company.”
After paying loan repayments, management fees, and repair costs from your rental income, how much will you have left? Can you continue operations even if a vacancy occurs?
Before buying a property, you need to confirm these figures.
If you are wondering, “What is yield?”, that is fine too. No one starts with knowledge. Instead of buying with zero knowledge, you should start learning from zero.
Even if you haven’t decided on a purchase date yet, please feel free to join us.
To landlords | There are things to learn even after you have bought a property
There are several possible causes for the worry that “vacancies aren’t filling up.”
How does the rent compare to neighboring properties? Do the listing photos convey the appeal of the room? Do the facilities and listing conditions meet the needs of prospective tenants?
If you just lower the rent without checking the cause, the money you have left over might decrease.
The same applies to purchasing your next property.
Just because you were able to buy your previous property doesn’t mean the next one will be just as easy. You need to make decisions while looking at the operational status of the properties you currently own and the balance sheet of the new property you are considering.
Real estate investment doesn’t end once you buy. It is rental management that continues after the purchase.
Some people have made their debut as landlords after learning with us.
There are people who purchased their first property and made their debut as landlords after attending previous seminars.
Of course, this does not mean that anyone can immediately buy a property just by attending an information session.
Even so, I believe it is encouraging for those just starting out to know that there are people who learned from a state of ‘not knowing where to start’ and connected that to their next action.
There is no need to rush into big decisions. Let’s start by knowing what you need to check next and what you should learn.
Here is what we will talk about at the October 8th information session
In this free information session, we will share content you can learn through the Real Estate Practical Certification, as well as perspectives useful for everyone from beginners to experienced landlords.
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What you should learn before starting real estate investment
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Ways of thinking to aim to be a landlord starting from 2 million yen
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Points to check when reviewing a property’s balance sheet
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Where to look when considering vacancy countermeasures
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Perspectives for making decisions when considering your next property
We cannot guarantee that we can solve all your individual property or vacancy worries on the spot. However, it can serve as a trigger for you to think about ‘what you should check next’.
Why not spend just one hour learning on a Thursday night?
The information session will be held via Zoom. Participation is free.
You are welcome to join with your camera off and just listen. You can even stay in your pajamas (laughs).
Whether you are thinking, ‘Is it okay for a beginner like me to participate?’ or ‘I’m already a landlord, but is it okay to listen to the basics now?’, please feel free to come.
[Real Estate Practical Certification Free Information Session]
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Date and Time: Thursday, October 8, 21:00–22:00
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Format: Zoom
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Participation Fee: Free
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How to Participate: Camera OFF, listening only is also fine
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Application Deadline: Thursday, October 8, 18:00
Let’s make this a one-hour session that turns your real estate investment ‘problems’ and ‘things you want to know’ into your next step forward.
I look forward to seeing you on Zoom on October 8th!
