"Hardly lease apartments to foreigners since finding joint guarantors is difficult" "Can't communicate with foreign tenants because of language barrier" "Worried about overdue rent" "Credit management is difficult" "Worried that it might cause troubles within the neighborhood?"
GTN is a guarantor company specialized to solve all of these concerns and worries!
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Rental housing tenancy guideline for foreigners
In this video, check points are made compact based on the cases that lead to troubles due to lack of comprehension. In addition to Japanese, we can correspond in English, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese and Nepalese, so that large number of tenants can understand. We created this guide for the purpose of reducing troubles arising from the lack of understanding of lease contract. In addition, we prepared a checklist to check whether it was properly understood and this can prevent more troubles.
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We will support foreigners who do their best in Japan to find a proper apartment.
Concerning the rather peculiar rental business in Japan, to rent an apartment in Japan is not always easy. With GTN, we provide rental guarantor services and help our customers solving all kinds of problems.
We help real estate companies having concerns communicating with foreign tenants to solve not only rent payment issues but also troubles in daily life.
We help real estate companies that have vacancies but are uneasy renting apartments to foreigners. Our professional staff will promptly support and solve problems concerning communication and understanding the customs in Japan.
We provide a service that renting an apartments to a foreigner is no longer a concern.
With the declining birthrate, the aging population and the decreasing number of households in Japan, the vacancy rate increases. However, the number of foreign residents increases each year. Why not give it a try accepting and lending your apartments to the foreigners?