SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2025
If your house is on the market but you haven’t gotten any offers you’re comfortable with, you may be wondering if you should rent it out or not. Basically, sales have slowed down as buyers struggle with today’s affordability challenges. And that’s leaving some homeowners with listings that sit and go stale. And if they don’t want to drop their price to try to appeal to buyers, they may rent instead.
Managing maintenance from far away isn’t easy. No worry, it’s why I am here to manage your property. No need to worry about midnight calls about clogged toilets or broken air conditioners. Chasing down missed rent payments.
I wise the rent income to your country unless you have a bank account in Japan.
Landlords have to fix things like broken pipes, and structural damage, among other essential repairs. If you don’t have a few thousand dollars on hand to take care of these repairs, you could end up in a bind. However renting can create easy passive income. With a good maintenance plan and possibly a property manager, rental income can become a relatively passive income stream.Rental payments can also provide a recurring income stream, which may cover property expenses and act as a secure income source.
While renting can be a smart move for the right person with the right house, if you’re only considering it because your listing didn’t get traction, there may be a better solution: contact me and revisiting the pricing strategy on your house first.
With my advice you can rework your strategy such are owner change, relaunch at the right price, and attract real buyers to make the sale happen. You can sell the house with a tenant occupied if you like.
Before you decide to rent your house, make sure to carefully weigh the pros and cons of becoming a landlord. For some homeowners, the hassle (and the expense) may not be worth it.
Koji Kitada
Licensed real estate agent
011-81-80-5349-2529
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