one month rent and ditchers are the worse..i hope you still haver their deposit, at least that will help you out a bit..in most cases and states, you cannot simply take matters into your own hands by changin locks etc..it's better to do things right, swiftly and patiently..you'll get them out of your hair legally usually within 20 days..take a look at the following link for some advice on Ohio law..http://www.ohiolegalservices.org/public/legal_prob...hope it helps, and good luck!

I'm a wife and mom who has spent the last 25 years splitting my time between my family and my hair business.

I know several agents that cut hair and also have their license...they are poor agents and I would not work with them again.

Folks,We are still on for tomorrow night for the Buffalo Biggerpockets meet up at Frog hair at 7pm.

You are in the business so you know what the term " too much hair on a deal " means.I do commercial real estate now but years ago I was doing short sales when the markets first turned.

Check the carpet, and get a quote for cleaning to the extent of removing pet hair and dander.

If you want someone who is completely inflexible, treats you like a number and will make you pull your hair out then use a national bank.

One way around those requirements is to convert the commercial spaces to live/work units but those are limited to uses like hair salons, office, shops, etc so no restaurants/bars.  

I had my hair fell of beause of the stress this work gave me.

Heck, in most jurisdictions you need a license to cut hair when you start offering services to the public.The fact is, generally, within any specific RE office, Sales or PM, only the licensees can perform those RE activities.