They reported it to the state, and it was credited to my license at DPOR within 2 business days of completion.  

We tell the tenant that if the rent and late fees are not paid, we will file the eviction on the earliest business day possible and let them know that that filing will be part of their public record. 

Otherwise it's the 4 business day ACH delay.

The tenant should have this within 5 business days. 

Tenant has 2 business days to vacate.

I just figured my realtor sent copies of the rental agreements to the mortgage broker and they figured it out amongst each other.I just looked over my signed acceptance of the seller's counter offer and it does state that he will provide "All income rental reports, Rental inspection reports, and Pertinent information about the units that the seller currently has available to him within 3 business days."

If nothing else, I'd consider contacting the previous tenants and notify them in writing that the appliances are your property and you expect them returned within 5 business days. 

We do not consider it an emergency repair and will call a repair tech the next business day to repair.  

The application process usually takes 2-3 business days to complete.Q.

You can toss out what's obvious garbage, and they suggest you store anything that looks like it's of value for a reasonable time, and send the tenant info to come get their stuff by X date.http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/handling-te...It looks like different cities and counties in Ohio have different court websites, and without looking closely, it looks possible the procedures may be different depending on where you are, so Google your city or county and "housing court evictions"This one for Cleveland says you need to first serve a 3 day notice to pay or quit, wait 3 business days, then start the eviction through Housing Court.http://clevelandhousingcourt.org/hc_fq_b.html