United States / Ohio
Affordable Midwest rental market with Ohio Revised Code compliance, municipal registration requirements, and strong cash-flow potential.
Regulatory Framework
Ohio landlord-tenant relationships are governed by ORC Chapter 5321. Ohio is generally landlord-friendly with no rent control and no statewide just-cause eviction requirement. Landlords must provide a 3-day notice for non-payment of rent before filing an eviction action. Security deposits have no statutory cap, but deposits exceeding one month's rent require the landlord to pay 5% annual interest. Several Ohio cities including Columbus, Cleveland, and Cincinnati have enacted local rental registration and inspection programs.
Key Rules at a Glance
Built for Ohio
Generate 3-day pay-or-quit notices and 30-day termination notices compliant with ORC Chapter 5321. Revun handles all statutory requirements and tracks delivery confirmation.
Columbus, Cleveland, and Cincinnati all have rental registration and inspection programs. Revun tracks registration status, inspection schedules, and compliance deadlines by municipality.
Ohio's 5% interest requirement on deposits exceeding one month's rent requires precise tracking. Revun calculates interest, generates statements, and manages refund timelines automatically.
Ohio's affordable property prices create strong cash-flow opportunities. Revun provides NOI analysis, cap rate tracking, and portfolio performance reporting tuned to Ohio market conditions.
Coverage
Revun handles Ohio Revised Code Chapter 5321 (Landlords and Tenants) compliance so you can focus on your portfolio.
