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Attorney in Cleveland, OH for Vacating Tenants

Justin Wilson
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Hi all,

I had two tenants sign new 1-year leases in October.  Then they both told my property manager they are moving out in November. Then tenants were inherited from the previous owner and were month-to-month until they signed the new leases.  The property manager has a record of the new leases. From what I understand, the tenants are still required to pay the rent until the units are rented again or the lease expires.  Who should I talk to for legal advice about going after the rent?  Any help is most appreciated.

Thanks,

Justin

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