It is possible, although it is difficult to say in general, as it depends on the property to be considered for purchase, the asset status of the investor, and other conditions.
In general, however, it is difficult to use loans from financial institutions under purchasable conditions for properties that are not built to new earthquake resistance standards. One of the reasons for this is that the legal useful life of the building is short, resulting in a shorter loan period and often a negative monthly business income.
However, for investors who own other good real estate, it is possible to use loans on relatively favorable terms.