I guess, I need to make sure the seller will be able to work with dollar currency and accept transfer of payments from USA.I will be calling those apartment complexes this week to find out,Thank you

It's a incredibly sweet deal.You could do a 1031 exchange after a year, but it's a PITA because you have timelines and have to identify another property within certain time period.

I guess ot would depend on the setup and size of complex but that is my takd and avenue I would pursue or investigate.

I purchased a 20 unit apartment complex in South Bend, Indiana last year, and I now tell every investor looking out of state to start by identifying potential third party management companies.

I did odd jobs for the leasing manager at my apartment complex, i.e. painting, cleaning, etc. 

Additionally, Amgen offered sweet severance packages to many of their employees affected by their reorganization, who took them and plan on staying in their homes and retiring.BTW, tangent - how long have you lived in Moorpark?

Sweet Deal.  

But the complex is also not willing to apply the $30/month pet rent we paid for two years to what they're claiming as damages.

Hi, There is a developer who is creating a large complex with 1/2/3 bedrooms within 10 miles from me.  

The condo is on a luxurious apartment complex with marina access, dock access, pools etc.