At 31, I decided to walk away from my 9-5 remote project manager gig and “retire” early to Tokyo, Japan, where I now live with my family.These days, my life looks very different:- I train Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu daily and teach four classes a week at Carpe Diem Aoyama and Machida.- I’m building Kanzai.AI, focused on AI-powered real estate operations and valuations in Tokyo.- I also cohost and manage properties in Tokyo for other owners.Along the way, I was fortunate enough to get a brief feature on the BiggerPockets Rookie Podcast with Ashley and Tony - which honestly inspired me to push further and keep building.I’d love to connect with others here who:- Have explored investing internationally,- Are working with tiny homes or alternative lodging, or- Are experimenting with tech/AI in real estate.And of course, if anyone’s ever in Tokyo, let’s connect on the ground.

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