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Austin Johnston
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Austin, TX
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Ohio Lease Documents

Austin Johnston
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Austin, TX
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I'm an out-of-state investor from Austin, TX, and about a week away from closing on a single-family home in Cleveland Heights. Can I pick some brains out there on solidifying lease paperwork in Ohio? I haven't been able to pin down a good lease example for Ohio, and with the abundance of experienced investors out there I was hoping someone might be able to lend a hand. I appreciate ya'lls time and anything you're willing to provide.

Ultimately, I've seen the eforms online and have obtained some leasing documents from the realtor, but I'm more interested in seeing/hearing what some of you have added to your lease based upon positive or negative experiences you've had as well as gaps you've noticed that leave the landlord vulnerable.

Austin

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