How to manage the house in Japan after it is rented out?

How to manage Japanese real estate after leasing! It is generally entrusted to an intermediary for management.

Renting property in China may sometimes take a lot of effort, which also makes many people lament that it is not easy to collect rent. However, the Japanese real estate leasing market has matured after years of development and market supervision. Be a Japanese landlord and wait for the rent.

Generally, overseas real estate investors will entrust local real estate agents in Japan for management. Unlike China, Japanese real estate agents are very professional and have formed a mature management system. Specific job responsibilities include: dealing with tenant problems, daily maintenance of property, rent collection, handover after leaving the group, housing environment maintenance, and renting a house. For an apartment building in Japan, other property projects (garbage collection, cleaning and facility maintenance) are also sound, which can completely reassure the landlord.

Professional Japanese real estate agents will have formal business licenses, and landlords can do nothing but collect rent.

However, as the saying goes, there is no free lunch. If you entrust a Japanese real estate agent to manage Japanese real estate leasing, of course you have to pay a certain fee. Japanese property management agency fees are mainly divided into three parts. One is the daily management fee, which generally charges 5% of the actual monthly rent as a reward. The other is that when there is a vacancy, the real estate agent will rent it out. After the lease is successful, a certain fee will be charged as a reward according to the situation, usually 1-3 months' rent. In addition, other property fees are determined according to the actual situation of the property. While suggesting that you find a professional organization to help you manage Japanese real estate leasing, we also hope that you can carefully inspect and choose a formal and professional Japanese real estate agent when choosing a Japanese real estate agent.