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Inherited tenant..ending the lease

Curtis Maag
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Just closed on my first rental unit Nov 9.  The inherited tenant's lease is good through September 2019.  Lease says I can't break it on my own...and it doesn't say anything about whether a mutual agreement can break the lease.  They're late on payment and thus in default.  I now have leverage to get her to agree in writing to break current lease (or get evicted), and then sign on to my own.  Is this legal?  I welcome your thoughts.  

ps, I'm in Ohio

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Nathan Gesner
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Nathan Gesner
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@Curtis Maag you can do anything as long as all parties agree to it. Tell them they can agree to a mutual termination or face eviction. Pretty simple.
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