[Media Only] The Reality of Real Estate Troubles Abandoned Due to "I Don't Want to Talk to My Relatives": Individual Q&A Session by Experts Who Dramatically Revitalize "Problem Properties"

SA Inc. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Yasuhiro Sakai) will hold an individual Q&A session for the media on Tuesday, June 16, 2026, regarding "vacant houses and problem properties abandoned due to complex rights and family disputes," which has become a serious social issue in recent years.

On the day of the event, we will explain the harsh reality of real estate troubles that cannot be resolved by the parties involved alone, such as shared properties that can no longer be moved due to emotional entanglements like "I don't want to talk to my relatives anymore," and unregistered properties left abandoned for generations. Representative Sakai will speak directly about the know-how to quickly revitalize them into "valuable assets" through our intervention as a third party, utilizing our unique expert network and streamlined organizational structure.

■ Overview of the Individual Q&A Session for the Media

Even if a property looks like a normal vacant house at first glance, obtaining the property registry might reveal a "shared ownership among 10 people" or that "an inheritance occurred in 1945 and the registration has never been changed." In Japan, real estate immobilized by bizarrely complex rights is rapidly increasing. Furthermore, on the ground, emotional aspects such as "I don't even want to contact that relative anymore" often become a bottleneck over economic rationality, resulting in many cases where Japan's land is "frozen" without even a dialogue.

In this Q&A session, while responding to individual questions from media representatives, we will provide information on the "real reality of problem properties" and the "behind-the-scenes of surprisingly amicable resolutions through third-party intervention," which only our company, receiving 10,000 consultations annually, can tell.

Date & Time: Tuesday, June 16, 2026, from 13:00

Location: SA Inc. Headquarters (Kioicho Headquarters Building 6F, 3-12 Kioicho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo)

Speaker: Yasuhiro Sakai (Real Estate Appraiser & Representative of SA Group)

* This event is an interview opportunity intended for press and media representatives.

* Contact: https://sakk.jp/contact/

■ Talk Themes for the Day (Excerpt)

1. The Reality of "Problem Properties" Turning into a Quagmire

- Relatives who cannot be contacted, illegal buildings from the 1960s.
- The reality of patterns falling into unresolvable situations, such as "unbuildable land" due to changes in laws.

2. Mechanism of "Dramatic Resolution" through Third-Party Intervention

- Even among relatives on bad terms, problems are solved by the intervention of an expert (third party).
- The psychological background where things proceed amicably, surprisingly accompanied by feelings of "relief upon being contacted."

3. The Business Behind Achieving Speedy "High-Priced Purchases"

- A purchase price return system for customers brought about by delegating decision-making authority to the field and thoroughly streamlining the organization.
- Techniques for collaborating with a network of skilled experts subdivided into fields, such as lawyers, judicial scriveners, and land and house investigators.

■ [Video Available] The Depths of Problem Property Troubles and SA's Resolution Power

We have released an interview video in which Representative Sakai talks about our initiatives and the field of "problem properties" involving complex rights. Please take a look.

■ About SA Inc.

We are a specialized company for "problem properties" that handles 10,000 consultations and over 600 buying and selling track records annually. We have an in-house real estate appraiser and consistently handle everything from the purchase to the appraisal evaluation of real estate with complex rights or physical defects, such as shared ownership, unbuildable land, leased land/bottom land, vacant houses, and inherited real estate. We transform "negative properties" into valuable assets and contribute to solving social issues.