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James Wise#1 Questions About BiggerPockets & Official Site Announcements Contributor
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No cities in Ohio are NOT going to seal Eviction Records

James Wise#1 Questions About BiggerPockets & Official Site Announcements Contributor
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Cleveland Dayton Cincinnati Toledo Columbus & Akron, OH
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Recently there has been a lot of talk about a city 20 minutes or so south of Cleveland, Ohio called Akron, Ohio. Reason for all of this talk about Akron - Rule 39, a Motion to Seal Eviction Records of Tenants.

That would have been horrible wouldn't it? Of course. Good news is that it was shot down yesterday. Because you know, common sense. 🤷

Akron Municipal Court votes against creating process for tenants to seal eviction records

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