Hey Weston, I live and invest in Columbus as well.

I have checked and the only way to get them is to go to the court house and access a computer they have set up!

I reached out to them to inquire and their response mentioned I'll need an attorney who is well-versed with foreclosures and receiver’s liens. 

You'll likely pay more later, due to the fact that a load of buyers may soon jump into the game when rates fall enough, as well as the fact that homes in our region appreciate at a pretty strong pace. 

I agree as well. 

They are all long term rentals with property management set up.

Of course, putting more down like 30 % would make it look like the property cash flows well, but is it worth it to put that much down, or is 20 or 25% down better depending on which gives you a better interest rate?  

Nobody can sell your services as well as you can, mainly because people, especially when trusting a large investment, like speaking with the owner.Also as eluded to above, what is your experience? 

Not yet, there is still more downside coming, I called it a year or so ago, Cash will be king in 18 - 24 months, well it has started.

I am doing this completely remotely, which has been a massive pain/lesson learned (topic for another day).I signed a very high-level agreement (i.e. expectations simply say "drywall and paint") with him for drywall and paint work at my home for a total of $10KI have paid $5K as a down payment as well as ~$2K in materials over time, as neededThere have been multiple break-in's in the home, and he has done me favors of working with the police, and boarding things up.