Masayuki’s Second Look

A KOKODEKIRU? report tells you what the public record says about a place, and what it could not settle. It does not know what you want to do there. This does.

Masayuki Nishimura — who builds businesses and spaces in Japan, and founded KOKODEKIRU? — reads your report himself, against what you are hoping to do with the place, and writes back.

What you get

• What stands out to me
• What I would check next
• What I would ask the agent
• What I would not worry about yet
• What deserves more investigation before spending more money

In writing, within five business days. Two rounds of follow-up questions afterwards. Everything in writing — no calls.

What it is not

It is not a verdict on whether to buy; that decision stays yours. It is not a building survey, a structural or earthquake assessment, a legal or tax opinion, a boundary or title check, or a renovation estimate. Where one of those is needed, the notes say which kind of licensed professional to ask, and stop there.

We are paid by you, not by the seller or the agent.

Price

$79.00

One report, one reading. Paid by card before Masayuki starts.

How to ask for one

It starts from a report. At the end of every KOKODEKIRU? report on a place you might live in or open something in, there is a section on what we could not confirm. If a second reading would help, the button there brings you here.