This is a battle not worth fighting.

. - Fight the additional bill with the plumbing company that did the damage and then charged the HOA 5K for their "fix", - Argue the HOAs liability ruling that i am responsible for that additional bill that i never authorized. 

It’s a 4-family house ask for 675K (which my agent says is a bit high so we're fighting that out).

Examples of a non-liquid assets are, collectibles, NFTs, outstanding loan balance on primary residents, durable goods, etc.

The market is signaling to you to not buy a house, don't fight it.  

I inherited tenants, one of the tenants is fighting me tooth and nail every time I try to enter the unit for inspections and with contractors for quotes.

When calculating CoC, I would take the cash that you would get from selling the home (90-95% of the value - outstanding liens).

They don't want a non-paying tenant, he doesn't want to be there, a fight serves no one, especially in NYC.

I was wondering if someone could refer me to a company that makes outstanding pitch decks and executive summaries?

I have an outstanding network of real estate professionals who send me properties daily.