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FREE LIVE MASTERCLASS WITH ANTON!

How To Profit From Japan’s 10 Million Abandoned Homes

November 9th | 10 am JST

(8 pm EST, 5 pm PST, 9 am SGT, 1 am WET)

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You’re going to learn all of this…

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Develop a comprehensive understanding of the Japanese real estate market.

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Learn the skills to effectively search for and identify akiya properties.

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Gain the knowledge and confidence to make well-informed purchasing decisions based on research and risk assessment.

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Acquire valuable insights into successful renovation techniques.

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Explore a range of investment strategies, including short-term rentals, long-term rentals.

This is for you if…

• You’re ready to build a lucrative, beautiful real estate portfolio in Japan.

   

• You crave financial freedom and the flexibility to travel the world while your properties generate passive income.

   

• You want to learn the insider secrets to finding, acquiring, and renovating cheap houses in Japan that consistently attract high-paying short-term and long-term tenants.

This is not for you if…

• You’re looking for a get-rich-quick scheme.

• You’re not ready to learn about Japanese culture.

• You’re not ready to put in the work.

• You’re not committed to your investment. 

• If you don’t want to be part of a community.

Hi, I’m Anton Wörmann — akiya (abandoned Japanese home) investor, author, & YouTuber.

Whether you’ve discovered me through my YouTube channel or my book Cheap Houses in Japan, I’m glad you’re here. 

My first year in Japan, I bought and renovated an akiya.

When I launched a YouTube channel about my Japan home renovation projects, my first video went viral (30 million views). In 4 months, I had 400,000 followers, and it was clear that people around the world love akiyas. 

Today, my 5 renovated akiyas (more finishing soon!) are rented at 100% occupancy, some short term ($120k – $180k/year) and some long term. And several are generating 100% ROI (my full purchase and renovation cost earned back in just the first year). 

As Japan tourism smashes new records, the enormous demand for beautiful home rentals continues growing rapidly. 

With 10 million+ abandoned houses in Japan, we’re in the path of two major trends intersecting to produce one of the most exciting opportunities in real estate.

I’d love for you to join me on this journey – when foreigners buy and rent akiyas the right way, it makes us all look good.

Let’s get to work!

You’re going to learn all of this…

⌂

Develop a comprehensive understanding of the Japanese real estate market.

⌂

Learn the skills to effectively search for and identify akiya properties.

⌂

Gain the knowledge and confidence to make well-informed purchasing decisions based on research and risk assessment.

⌂

Acquire valuable insights into successful renovation techniques.

⌂

Explore a range of investment strategies, including short-term rentals, long-term rentals.

This is not for you if:

• You’re looking for a get-rich-quick scheme.
• You’re not ready to learn about Japanese culture. 
• You’re not ready to put in the work.
• You’re not committed to your investment.
• If you don’t want to be part of a community. 

This is for you if:

• You’re ready to build a lucrative, beautiful real estate portfolio in Japan.
• You crave financial freedom and the flexibility to travel the world while your properties generate passive income.
• You want to learn the insider secrets to finding, acquiring, and renovating cheap houses in Japan that consistently attract high-paying short-term and long-term tenants.

Hi, I’m Anton Wörmann — akiya (abandoned Japanese home) investor, author, and YouTuber.

Whether you’ve discovered me through my YouTube channel or my book Free Houses in Japan, I’m glad you’re here.

My first year in Japan, I bought and renovated an akiya.

When I launched a YouTube channel about my Japan home renovation projects, my first video went viral (30 million views). In 4 months, I had 400,000 followers, and it was clear that people around the world love akiyas. 

Today, my 5 renovated akiyas (more finishing soon!) are rented at 100% occupancy, some short term ($120k – $180k/year) and some long term. And several are generating 100% ROI (my full purchase and renovation cost earned back in just the first year). 

As Japan tourism smashes new records, the enormous demand for beautiful home rentals continues growing rapidly. 

With 10 million+ abandoned houses in Japan, we’re in the path of two major trends intersecting to produce one of the most exciting opportunities in real estate.

I’d love for you to join me on this journey – when foreigners buy and rent akiyas the right way, it makes us all look good.

Let’s get to work!

Your first akiya awaits!

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DISCLAIMER

No part of this course should be understood as a recommendation that you should not consult with a financial professional to address your particular situation.