In Ohio the process is: a written notice to leave the premises, which must contain specific statutory language — a particular paragraph that has to be on it, word for word, and which was not on that letter anywhere — and which must give three days.

Then, if you have not left, the person wanting you out has to file a complaint in municipal court.

Then there is a hearing, and it is usually three to five weeks out.

Then, if they win, the court issues a writ, and a bailiff schedules it, and that is another week or two.

Four to six weeks, minimum, with a judge involved, every single time.

Dean Hollifield’s letter had no statutory notice language on it.