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Jack Krusinski
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  • Realtor
  • Cleveland/Akron OH
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"Irrational Tenant" Clause in your lease?

Jack Krusinski
Agent
Pro Member
  • Realtor
  • Cleveland/Akron OH
Posted

In Ohio, does anyone know if you can have a "Irrational Tenant" Clause in your lease? Most reccenlty, we have been dealing with a irrational teant. The tenant is being very rude, unprofessional and demanding. For example, they have come out in the yard yelling at our lawncare provider. Left us many emails, texts and voicemails demanding unreasonble request on a daily basis. 

1. Do I have a right to evict this tenant? 

2. In the future, can I include a clause in my lease which stating something along the lines of "the teants must act rationally and professionally? 

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