This is precisely my dilemma as an out of country investor wannabe.

I guess it speaks to the over all health of the market when big operators margins slip so low they need to step to this level.  

However it is not like a lone steel plant closing in a small town when it comes down to its core economy health.

We see clients all the time having the same dilemma of wanting to continue to use 1031 tax-deferred dollars to grow their portfolio but need cash for immediate use. 

@Michael Heal The suburbs are a better bet.  

Budgeting the time and money to move forward is key, as well as maintaining my health and energy to be able to follow through.

In some jurisdictions you may also have different building, health, welfare regulations being classified as an apartment than a single family dwelling (which is 1-4 family attached structures).

Several years ago, after some health briefly affected my voice and I no longer had an office with staff (yay!)

And today, Yahoo has a high a percentage of its workforce working from home as ever.Go to the website of the largest health insurance company in the nation (United Health) and see how many of their jobs are telecommute.

According to the HOA manager, there is but was NOT maxed out yet at the time.Here's the dilemma, we are closing in 10 days and found out that the "Rental Cap" has maxed out.