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In Ohio, if the person is not named on the lease, they may be considered a tenant-at-will, which could make it easier for you to evict them. However, its important to follow the proper legal procedures, which may involve giving the person written notice and filing a complaint with the court.
Acceptable grounds for refusal can include poor credit history, a record of nonpayment of rent, or violations of occupancy limits. However, landlords cannot discriminate based on protected characteristics such as race, gender, or familial status, as the Fair Housing Act outlines.
Evictions usually appear on tenant background checks and are important in rental decisions. These checks often include eviction history, pulling data from sources like court records that document legal actions by previous landlords.
Most places will still rent to someone with an eviction on their background if the eviction is paid off, or if theres at least a payment arrangement made in order to pay the balance in full. Documentation is everything of course. Good luck!
Its important to remain optimistic in your apartment search because eviction-accepted rentals exist. After all, evictions are so common that nearly 1.5 million rulings annually happen nationwide. And while some landlords are wary of renting to tenants with eviction histories, fortunately, many are understanding.
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Landlords must provide reasonable notice before entering a rental property. While the ORC does not define a specific number of hours as reasonable, 24 hours notice is commonly viewed as acceptable. Courts in Ohio typically treat one days notice as a reasonable standard in non-emergency circumstances.

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