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Exploring the Unknowns of Abandoned House Investment

In an era where investment has become more accessible to many, a recent survey conducted by Nexwill Co., Ltd. highlights that a significant number of investors are unaware of emerging opportunities within this sphere. Focused on the potential of abandoning house investments, the survey revealed that despite 44.1% of participants boasting some form of investment experience, over half of these respondents (56.6%) had never even heard of investing in abandoned houses.

Understanding Investor Hesitance

When diving deeper into the inquiry of why knowledgeable investors have not ventured into abandoned house investments, several reasons surfaced. The primary concern revolves around the perceived risks associated with such investments, as reported by 62.6% of those polled. Respondents expressed uncertainties about investment methods, knowledge gaps, and the overall profitability of these endeavors.

Moreover, a staggering 49.7% of all participants cited a lack of knowledge and reliable consultation sources as their greatest apprehension regarding abandoned house investments. This emphasizes a crucial barrier: psychological hurdles stemming from uncertainty about how to initiate these investments.

The Survey Insights

The survey, which involved 700 individuals aged between 20 to 80, was conducted online from February 12-13, 2026. The findings illuminate a striking trend: as investment practices become more mainstream, the concept of investing in abandoned houses remains obscure. Out of the surveyed pool, only a small fraction (6.1%) claimed to have acted on these investment strategies.

Common Misconceptions

Various reasons contribute to the hesitance surrounding this form of investment. Many individuals associate abandoned houses with challenges such as maintenance, legal complexities, and uncertainties about market viability. Misunderstandings abound, as survey results indicated respondents view abandoned homes primarily through a lens of risk rather than opportunity.

Interestingly, around 29.8% recognized that abandoned houses can be utilized for rental or hospitality purposes, and another 25.3% acknowledged these properties can stem from inheritance. However, a sizeable percentage (37.3%) admitted to not knowing enough about the investment mechanics or profitability involved, which starkly points to a gap in information and understanding.

The Rise of Psychological Barriers

While investors recognize that abandoned houses could represent a lucrative avenue for investment, the overarching theme of these survey results correlate strongly with the psychological barriers presented by a lack of information. Many potential investors indicate that understanding how to navigate the intricacies of abandoned house investment is overwhelmingly overwhelming.

The Role of Nexwill

In response to these revelations, Nexwill has been proactive in lowering these psychological barriers. Through their innovative platform, "URI・KAI for INVESTOR," Nexwill is providing vital information about the management of abandoned homes and connects potential investors with valuable resources. By collaborating with local governments, the platform aims to share relevant information about rental demands generated through multiple residency and migration trends.

Services Offered

1. Wakugai (訳あり不動産買取事業): This division purchases real estate properties that face ownership complications, turning them into market-ready entities.
2. URI・KAI (訳あり不動産C to Cプラットフォーム): This platform facilitates the connection between sellers and buyers of abandoned houses, maximizing potential for successful transactions.
3. URI・KAI for INVESTOR: Dedicated to investors, this membership website features listings of purchased abandoned properties ready for rental operations, incorporating useful resources from partnerships with local governments.

Nexwill Overview

Company Name: Nexwill Co., Ltd.
Location: 5-10-5 Shimbashi, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0004
CEO: Tomoyuki Maruoka
Business Areas:

• - Buying and managing abandoned properties
• - C to C platform for real estate
• - Real estate investment targeting FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early)

Website: Nexwill

Conclusion

The Nexwill survey indicates a pressing need for education and resources within the field of abandoned house investment. By bridging the knowledge gap, aspiring investors can navigate this promising investment landscape with confidence, ultimately unlocking the value held within these once-overlooked properties.