There is a Notes/Tax Lien forum on BP.You can search through past posts to gain a wealth of knowledge on Tax Liens.

Plus, there's still so many positive cash flowing and 1% deals here in Columbus Ohio.

I created the lease through Zillow and I believe I did not include an early termination clause. 

His current monthly Payment Breakdown:- Principal: $314.66- Interest (3.875% rate): $578.779- Escrow: $700.79-TOTAL monthly payment: $1,594.24Estimated rental income: $1.2k - $1.6k per month.Would love to somehow capitalize on the existing fixed rate, but at his current monthly payment and the estimated rent it doesn't seem like a great opportunity for cash flow.

Can I still attempt to collect on these damages through a civil process?

As more properties are acquired and cash flow grows, this mindset may change.

I had that weekend booked and every weekend since through March, lots of weekday stays as well.

Hey Luca, You could potentially get it inspected and go through a reverse permitting process.

Deal shark swimming through the dark cold waters.

DSCRs may have a slighly higher interest rate vs. conventional, but you need to look at whether the income from the property will cover the monthly principal, interest, taxes and insurance and still allow you to cash flow.