Ohio 3-Day Notice to Quit | Non-Compliance and Non-Payment

An Ohio 3-day notice to quit requires that a tenant leave the premises due to a lease non-compliance or non-payment of rent. Once served, the tenant must move out in three days or risk being taken to court by the landlord. Though not mandatory, the landlord may allow the tenant to remedy the violation or pay any overdue rent to prevent the lease from terminating.

Ohio 3-Day Notice to Quit | Non-Compliance and Non-Payment

An Ohio 3-day notice to quit requires that a tenant leave the premises due to a lease non-compliance or non-payment of rent. Once served, the tenant must move out in three days or risk being taken to court by the landlord. Though not mandatory, the landlord may allow the tenant to remedy the violation or pay any overdue rent to prevent the lease from terminating.

Last updated October 1st, 2024

An Ohio 3-day notice to quit requires that a tenant leave the premises due to a lease non-compliance or non-payment of rent. Once served, the tenant must move out in three days or risk being taken to court by the landlord. Though not mandatory, the landlord may allow the tenant to remedy the violation or pay any overdue rent to prevent the lease from terminating.

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