How to Evict A Tenant In Ohio - Easy Instructions

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Fill out an official Ohio eviction notice here: bit.ly/3CHLXHl

Landlords have grounds for serving a 3-day notice to quit in Ohio for instances of unpaid rent and lease violations. In the case of a health and safety violation, the notice gives the tenant 30 days to remediate or leave. If the tenant does not ameliorate and remains on the property, landlords can seek an eviction from the court.

Follow the five steps in our video to legally evict a tenant in Ohio. After watching, get an official eviction forms and court docs at the link above.

Ohio Eviction Laws:

Non-Payment of Rent: 3 Days (§ 1923.02 & § 1923.04)
Non-Compliance: 3 Days (§ 1923.04)
Rent Grace Period: None

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0:00 Intro:
0:11 What Is An Eviction:
0:38 Legal Reasons For Eviction In This State:
0:51 Non-Payment Of Rent
1:00 Non-Compliance:
1:07 Health And Safety Violations:
1:19 Rent Grace Periods:
1:30 Five Steps To Legally Evicting A Tenant In This State:
1:36 Serve The Notice To Quit:
1:50 File Eviction Papers With The Court:
2:14 Documents Are Sent To The Tenant:
2:24 Attend The Hearing:
2:34 Removing The Tenant:
2:46 Damages: