You likely put down less than 20% if it is your primary residence and this is probably the main cause for you to take a loss on the property.  

For other motor types, the increased pressure can actually cause the motor to work less hard, which reduces airflow to the rest of the home. 

You can help by either donating to the cause (we all need the tax right offs) OR showing up to the February 7th metro council meeting regarding this issue.

Right now I am in Ohio cause its affordable and close to my home state of Illinois.

That doesn't cure the nonpayment of late fee, so you still have cause for termination.However, if the landlord decides to proceed with termination on that basis alone, the tenant has at minimum 38 days before being evicted (can't give notice earlier than 8 days after due date + you must give 30 days notice) which means there's virtually no chance you're getting a rent check for the next month's rent.

All- you don't know their financial situation causing the delinquency.

So I'm reading that luxury apartments should help my cause?

I don't know, but I think they got a bit lucky because you can't depend on the market to cause appreciation if you don't have a crystal ball.  

Anything that pops up along the way for the person filing it causes a huge delay and or denial of the lien.

Could cause a issue if it went to court and this person did not take care of the  water issue that caused the mold.