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Jeff Lockshine
  • Cleveland, OH
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No signs of my Tenant/Wellness Visit

Jeff Lockshine
  • Cleveland, OH
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I have a tenant, after one month of occupancy, has lost his job (so he says) has not paid rent and is not responding to any communication.  Our last discussion over a week ago, was he has some interviews but has not given me any indication he will be paying anytime soon.  

I am planning on posting a 3-day notice to get the eviction process rolling, however, according to the other tenant in my duplex, his car has not moved and although there are lights on in the unit, there has been no other movement.  This is causing me some concern for his well being, and honestly I am a bit fearful if I were to enter his unit after giving him 24 hours notice.  I am considering calling the police to perform a wellness check or at the very least, accompany me on my visit.  Are there any legal reasons this good negate the eviction process.  What are my rights here?  I am in Cleveland, Ohio.

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