1571 Auction Properties. Data-Driven.

578k

Yield: 18.4% / 89m²

千葉県柏市西山二丁目４

This is an auction property in Kashiwa City, Nishi-yama 2-chome, comprising land (including fractional ownership) and a vacant residential house. The building is significantly deteriorated with damaged interior and cracked exterior walls, and all utility services are suspended. The land involves complex legal and usage risks, including fractional ownership, private utility easements, use as a community waste collection point, and designation within an inland flood risk area.

723k

Yield: 23.6% / 142m²

千葉県野田市清水字雨溜

This property is a co-ownership share sale, occupied by the owner and a co-owner. It faces significant risks including no guaranteed access to a public road due to an intervening private road, an unregistered extension, and lack of a completion certificate. The building shows signs of aging and the sewerage is not yet connected.

680k

Yield: 14.9% / 84m²

千葉県松戸市稔台三丁目

This property is an owner-occupied, three-story wooden residence located in Minamidai 3-chome, Matsudo City. Key risks include the 3rd floor being an unpermitted addition (illegal construction), insufficient legal setback from the western neighbor, and no agreements for private road usage. Investors should consider potential repair costs for floor sagging, a damaged carport, and the possible presence of a septic tank, along with legal implications of the unpermitted structure.

31k

青森県平川市日沼高田１

This property has two unregistered buildings on the land, for which statutory superficies rights are established, significantly restricting the buyer's land use. The occupant is the owner of these unregistered buildings, making this a high-risk property requiring negotiation or legal procedures for possession. Located in an urbanization control area, it is also flagpole-shaped and carries flood risk, necessitating careful consideration for investment.

24k

青森県弘前市大字福村字

The property is a 428 sqm field (registered as rice paddy) in Hirosaki City, currently occupied by the owner as bare land. It is subject to the Agricultural Land Act, requiring an agricultural qualification certificate and lacking a conversion permit, severely restricting its use. Challenges include difficult access from public roads and undeveloped utilities, making it a high-risk investment.