Victoria,I would say the best way to get an interested buyer in would be:1. text blast ... short, sweet 2 the pt and include any site links2. you tube video3. email

Condos and townhomes are all at the mercy of the most recent sales in the complex and it is hard to really make your particular unit stand out because they are all essentially the same, except with different upgrades.

Question is, is a 100+ unit apartment complex to much for a first investment property?

There has been a price reduction of  21% (possible equity) to help move the complex. 

I have a sweet little neighbor who lives across the street from us, who just lately has been returning our garbage can for us every Wednesday, after the garbage collectors pick it up from the curb.

How much space out of the total complex??

Others are genius sellers with complex marketing and back offices to handle the volume that comes in.

I think it can be done if you buy far enough below market value, but with so many carbon copies of your condo in the complex they just don't appreciate as quickly as detached single family homes.

Is a complex transaction like this possible?

That was short and sweet wasn't it?