When the original counterclaim was made, it shows 11K in past due interest and $700 in late fees due on a $569K HELOC.I have been trying to see what attributes of this situation allowed/caused this to happen.

The typical conversation I have in these threads is that someone will attribute some completely ridiculous "fact" to something coming out of this administration, and I'll ask for some proof of this "fact."

(If you write one).The Summary should establish, early on, whether the financiers are interested in this deal.Items to include:Your plan/projectYour marketAny unique attributes to your projectWhy your product will beat the competitionYour related experience that applies to this ventureFinancial highlights and any previous achievements relatedFunding requiredExit route for financiers

I attribute their willingness to sell at a 40% discount to their fear of what is happening with the virus.Many will say, "why buy when you can't collect rent now?" 

I attribute my growth from a net worth of $85,000 to a net worth of $560,000 in 18 months to the HELOC.

I likely attribute the short term traction to Millenials and X-Gen generations.

Regardless of where you get your spreadsheet, it's critical to understand the underlying equations and assumptions because some properties behave outside the norm and have attributes that will make the assumptions irrelevant at best and dead wrong at worst. 

I've personally found so many helpful people on here that I continue to attribute my success to their willingness to freely share their experiences with me.  

Over 100 search attributes and over 145 million properties.

I doubt that would be feasible for a complex whose purchase price did not break out the amount attributable to each, but I'm curious as to how that's handles.I may have some more questions as I get further into this.