Spotlight & Price Drops

This property consists of agricultural fields and miscellaneous land (approx. 2,057 sqm total) in Fujinomiya City, occupied by the owner. Located in an urbanization control area, it requires agricultural land law permission for acquisition. Key risks include unclear boundaries, potential graveyard presence, and lack of access to a legal road for building.

This is an auction property comprising multiple land plots and buildings. The buildings are generally aged, with occupant B occupying part of a building under a gratuitous loan, unclear boundaries, agricultural land conversion costs, encroachments, access via third-party land, and arrears in levies. This is a high-risk property requiring professional due diligence and handling for acquisition.

This is an auction for a 724.29 sqm residential land in Takaoka City, Ohtsubo-cho, for co-ownership partition. The land is currently vacant, but other co-owners exist, and the successful bidder will become a co-owner. Exact boundaries are unclear, and a past lease agreement with a lessee may require clarification.

This is a residential land (approx. 200 sqm) in Takaoka-shi, Kyoto-machi, currently bare land. It is occupied by one of the co-owners, requiring a delivery order for possession transfer. The land is overgrown with weeds, necessitating cleanup costs, but rebuilding is possible.

This auction property in Himi, Toyama Prefecture, is occupied by a land co-owner and the debtor under a gratuitous loan for use, with an unregistered building also present. The main building is 55 years old, severely damaged by the Noto Peninsula earthquake, requiring extensive renovation or demolition. Handover will likely involve forced eviction and significant costs for waste disposal, making it a high-risk investment.

This property is a package sale of a 48-year-old two-story wooden house and three residential land plots, currently occupied by the owner. The building is dilapidated, with multiple defects including sunken floors, wall cracks, mold, and toilet issues. The land has statutory superficies established, and the presence of remaining personal property and a pet may lead to time and cost for handover.

This is an auction property in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture, comprising residential land and buildings used as a shop, residence, and warehouse. The buildings are approximately 50 years old and significantly dilapidated, requiring extensive renovation and disposal of abandoned items. Potential issues include an occupant's gratuitous loan for use, unclear boundaries, and possible building encroachment, necessitating caution and costs for handover and reuse.

This property is a package sale of residential land and a house with storage located in Tonami City, Toyama Prefecture. The owner currently occupies the property, requiring possession transfer procedures, though no occupancy discount was applied in the appraisal. The main building underwent extensive renovation in 2005 and is in relatively good condition, but the unregistered storage building is significantly deteriorated and requires repair or demolition.

This property is a vacant residential house and land, with the owner's personal belongings remaining inside. The building is dilapidated, and one auxiliary structure is only a foundation. Multiple risks exist, including ambiguous road access, encroachment onto adjacent land, and potential soil contamination/asbestos, requiring the buyer to handle disposal of remaining items, verify road conditions, resolve encroachment issues, and conduct environmental surveys.

This property is a complex asset including an elderly care facility occupied by the owner and a related corporation under a gratuitous loan, and a residential building in need of demolition. It carries numerous legal and physical risks, such as building encroachment, reliance on adjacent land for access, potential soil contamination and asbestos, and complex sewage disposal. This is a high-risk investment requiring thorough due diligence and expert intervention.

A residential property in Kuji City occupied by the debtor, consisting of land and a house. The building is significantly dilapidated, with two past instances of underfloor flooding that remain unrepaired. It is designated as a flood and tsunami disaster warning area, and faces multiple risks including potential asbestos content and difficult access via a private road with a height difference. The building has low economic value, making it a high-risk property that will require extensive renovation or demolition after purchase.

This is a bundled auction of a 2-year-old residential house and land in Mitake 3-chome, Morioka City. The property is currently occupied by the debtor and co-owner, necessitating a delivery order process and rights adjustment with co-owners. While potential asbestos and soil contamination risks are low, resolving occupancy and co-ownership issues will require time and cost, making this a moderate-risk investment.

A 2-story wooden tile-roofed residence in Moriyama-ku, Nagoya City. Currently occupied by the owner. Risks include exceeding building coverage ratio, pre-New Seismic Standards construction, past roof leaks, and encroachment. Significant disposal costs for accumulated belongings are also anticipated.

This property is a bulk sale of three land parcels and a 53-year-old residential building (Property 4). The building is dilapidated with a short remaining economic useful life and 'somewhat poor' maintenance. Reconstruction may be subject to restrictions regarding road access and setback requirements, necessitating careful consideration.

An apartment building in Okayama City, Kita Ward, occupied by the debtor and multiple tenants, some with unknown lease terms, posing challenges for possession. The property features an unregistered extension on the 1st floor and unclear land boundaries, necessitating further investigation and action. The 36-year-old building has a short remaining economic useful life of 4 years and is in slightly poor condition, requiring consideration of future repair and renovation costs.

This is a bulk sale of a light steel-frame two-story residential house and land (total 3 parcels) located in Ishida, Hannan City, Osaka Prefecture. Occupants are present, but their right of occupancy cannot be asserted against the buyer, requiring a petition for a delivery order. There are risk factors such as unclear land boundaries, potential asbestos, age-related deterioration of the building, and a flag lot configuration, necessitating detailed investigation and cost estimation.

This is a property for auction in Utsunomiya City, Fujimigaoka, consisting of land (forest, currently residential/public road) and buildings (residence, storage). The building shows some signs of aging. Occupant A possesses Property 1 and pays 10,000 JPY monthly for the use of Property 2.

This is a mixed-use property in Sakado City, Sankocho, including a condominium, retail space, and parking. Multiple tenants occupy the property, and their lease agreements may affect the buyer's possession. The building shows overall signs of aging.

This property is occupied under a gratuitous loan for use, which may incur time and cost for handover. The 36-year-old building is severely dilapidated with cat damage, water leaks, and animal odor, requiring major renovation or demolition. With potential cliff ordinance application and exceeding building coverage ratio, this is a high-risk property with restrictions and additional costs for rebuilding.

The property, currently occupied by the owner, has severe damage and animal odor due to cats, making restoration to a normal state difficult. Access to some land parcels requires passing through third-party land, and boundaries with adjacent properties are unclear. There is also a possibility of asbestos-containing materials, requiring expert investigation.

This is a condominium unit offered for auction by the Osaka District Court. The property is currently owner-occupied as a vacant house, with significant outstanding management fees and other charges totaling approximately 715,000 JPY. Built approximately 55 years ago, it shows age-related deterioration and has a potential risk of asbestos, requiring careful consideration of additional costs.

This property is a detached house occupied by the debtor as a vacant residence. It is located in a sediment disaster warning area with high ground risks, requiring confirmation of cliff ordinance applicability. There is a contradiction regarding statutory superficies between the property details and appraisal, and public sewage/city gas are not available.

This property is miscellaneous land located in an agricultural promotion area in Numata City, Tone-machi, originally registered as "paddy field". It is occupied by the owner, with construction materials and waste left on the land, and overgrown with weeds. Conversion to non-agricultural use requires permission under the Agricultural Land Act, with potential for restoration orders and soil contamination surveys, making it a difficult-to-sell property with no bids in previous auctions.

The property is occupied by the debtor and building owner, who uses the land gratuitously, necessitating an eviction order. The second floor of the building has extensive contamination from dog waste, requiring significant renovation costs. The permit for the access bridge over the water channel has expired, potentially imposing width restrictions for future rebuilding.

This property is an owner-occupied residence with statutory superficies established, leading to a reduced land valuation. It includes an unregistered extension of approximately 1.86 square meters and shows signs of aging, such as deteriorated interior walls and past (repaired) rain leakage. Located in an Urbanization Control Area with building restrictions, requiring thorough due diligence for investment.

A 65-year-old wooden single-story house occupied by the debtor. Multiple risk factors include unclear boundaries with adjacent land, a shed encroaching on neighboring property, and construction under old seismic standards. Cracks in walls and sagging floors are noted, requiring surveying and encroachment resolution for major renovations or rebuilding.

A 3-story wood and steel frame residential property in Ueda City, Tenjin 4-chome, is offered for auction. The co-owner currently occupies the property. Key risks include the uncertain free usage rights for adjacent land for access/parking and an uninspected underground storage area.

A share house property located in Kami-Jujo 3-chome, Kita-ku. The occupancy situation is complex and high-risk due to multiple occupants, lack of information from the main occupant, and a 6-month grace period for eviction. Potential setback for rebuilding and minor building deterioration/leakage also require consideration.

This is a bundled auction of four co-owned land parcels and a 5-year-old residential house (3LDK). The current occupants are the owners, potentially requiring a court order for vacant possession. The land presents challenges such as slopes and unpaved road access, while the building spans multiple parcels, indicating several legal and utilization risks.

Auction property: a 3-year-old detached house and residential land located in Izumi Ward, Sendai City. Currently vacant but owner-occupied; possession can be transferred via a delivery order. A medium-risk property with potential concerns regarding asbestos, remaining personal effects, and retaining wall maintenance.

Residential property in Akashi City. Occupied by the owner and a corporate occupant, requiring eviction procedures. The 11-year-old building is in ordinary condition, but potential asbestos and soil contamination warrant further investigation.