Contents

• For first time users
  • Risks in court auctions
  • Court auctions
  • Future of buying properties through court auctions as seen by the 981.jp
  • Structure of court auctions
    • Structure of court auctions
    • Filing for court auction
    • Property on auction
    • Bidding and winning
    • Post-auction
• Five key points
  • 1. Winning the bid
  • 2. Reducing the total cost
  • 3. Court documents on the property
  • 4. Hidden behind the facade
  • 5. Free consultation with the 981.jp auction concierge
• Auction concierge
  • 1．Real estate companies that completed FKR seminars
  • 2．Well experienced in the business
  • 3．Advices from several member agents
• Users of 981.jp
  • Invest in auctioned properties
    • Mr. Alpha in Yamaguchi who became lessor for the first time by winning the bid for a house at 480,000 yen
    • Mr. Imano in Saitama prefecture bought an apartment at 1.5 million yen and sold it three months later at 7 million yen
    • Ms. Miyoko Ohno in Tokyo prefecture acquired an apartment building for 10.1 million yen as an investment
    • Mr. Fukayama in Hyogo prefecture won the bid for a building at 200 million yen, rented it for a year and then sold it for 298 million yen
  • Own a home through auction
    • Mr. and Mrs. Komori acquired a house for 3 million yen and moved from Tokyo to Suwa in Nagano after retirement
    • The Sudos who won the bid at 5 million yen and live in Kanagawa prefecture
    • The Yamanouchis bought 80 million yen luxurious home in Tokyo
  • Successful cases to encourage challengers!
• Frequently asked questions
  • The 981.jp rescue team
  • About 981.jp
  • Factors in rating
  • Free consultation from auction concierge
• Knowing the risks
  • Knowing the risks
  • Case 1 Mistake with bidding price
  • Case 2 Trouble with the possessors
  • Case 3 Cannot attract tenants