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Michael Klinger
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Rancho Mirage, CA
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Who can boil down the speediest eviction scenario in Cincinnati?

Michael Klinger
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Rancho Mirage, CA
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Who can boil down the speediest eviction scenario in Cincinnati (Hamilton County, Ohio)?

I am in my 6th month of owning three multi-family properties in Cincinnati (64 units total). Due to distance in the area, 1/3 of the units are with one management company and 2/3 with another. I inherited tenants on three differently worded leases, all a little different based on property and previous owners.

A handful of evictions have been needed on both ends. All of these were handled as per the management company and with their preferred procedure/attorney, etc.

What I am curious about is if someone can boil down the speediest (AKA -- most aggressive) eviction that could be put in place that will fly with the county court and the law. I have a slightly different interpretation from each management company and I've also seen this guide on the county site linked below. I'm not saying that I would always handle it this way, just want to get clear on fastest possible scenario if ever needed.

https://courtclerk.org/self-help-resources/landlor...

Mainly in the "confusion" of the ownership changes, In retrospect the response to non-paying tenants that need to go has been too slow and I want to rectify that in the future, by making sure we are moving as quickly as the law will allow and in the confines of the leases already in place.

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