This is by far the easiest if not only way to recover HELOC funds.

Don't invest more than the cost of a new fridge/stove in an attorney to recover used ones. 

It's worth noting that the market recovered in 8 quarters during the last recession, and good syndicators will be agile enough to deploy a strategy to ride these troughs out - have a look at this-U.S.

Worn shingles, they have granules on them, they are not smooth, but when they start to get smooth that is a sign they are aging for sure.Locally, you can have 2 layers so doesn't always mean you need to replace, a recover is often good. 

The location may take years to recover, or it may never recover.

We also believe: Chicago will always recover!

Given your rent price was pandemic-era low, and they’ve recovered a bit now, my guess is they could rent it for higher than your lease calls for, which they have an obligation to attempt in good faith.

The location may take years to recover, or it may never recover.

It is always a possibility that the tenant does not vacate and you end up having to involve the courts, and in the meantime the tenant that signed and paid could sue you for performance and you'd have to sue the existing tenant to recover those funds. 

The location may take years to recover, or it may never recover.