That’s about 450k short of my breakeven point.
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Ah well at least I tried.
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So it’s been nine years already, has it? Time flies.
Soon it will be that long since my second deportation. Not that it matters to the US
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Does it have underfloor heating?
I knew I had seen it before.
I’m poor 
No, but I had thick insulation blown on the entire underside of the floor and it stays comfortably warm in the winter.
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Go housessit in Japan.
That must suck.
So, a fixer upper follow up story from Sicily.
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You do not need much
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If anyone is interested in real estate in Japan, please feel free to PM me. I may be able to assist you in certain areas.
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I thought that it’s quite common in Japan to buy a home, have it demolished, and rebuilt. The only problem with buying properties in Japan is that without being a citizen there, what would be the point?
Do you not become a tax resident staying there that long?
Holy shit your house is amazing.
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Just got back from a three week ski/onsen/local cuisine vacation there.
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Had a business manager visa during the long stay years. According to my attorney now I just need to keep my yearly stays under 183 days to avoid taxation issues.
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Why is that a problem? You can still spend a lot of your time there, regardless of your citizenship.