Property Management
In Ohio, an 'eviction' proceeding (Forcible Entry and Detainer) is initiated when a tenant:
AIs more than one day late with rent
BFails to pay rent or violates the lease after proper notice, and the landlord files in court✓ Correct
CAllows a pet in a no-pet building
DChanges the locks without the landlord's permission
Explanation
An eviction (Forcible Entry and Detainer action) may be initiated after the landlord provides the required notice and the tenant fails to cure. The landlord must file with the local municipal or county court.
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