Ohio HB295 expedites removal of unauthorized occupants from residential properties and prohibits fraudulent deeds.
Ohio HB295 allows record owners or their agents to request county sheriffs to remove unauthorized occupants from residential properties under specific conditions. It also prohibits the use and sale of fraudulent deeds. The bill outlines procedures for sheriffs to follow, including serving a notice to vacate and charging a reasonable hourly rate for their services. It establishes penalties for criminal mischief and title fraud, and it declares an emergency to protect property owners.
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