The county auditor may impose upon any person who violates this section a special assessment on the residential rental property that is the subject of the violation that is not less than fifty dollars or more than one hundred fifty dollars. Such special assessment may be appealed to the county board of revision. http://codes.ohio.gov/orc/5323.99 Ohio Revised Code Rental Registration Law: http://codes.ohio.gov/orc/5323. How to go about changing the address on tax bills: First go to their website treasurer.cuyahogacounty.us. Second, find in the middle of the page forms or links for a change of address. Lastly, once information is submitted, the change will take approximately 24 hours to become in effect. Or http://rtsl.us/psr- will take you right to the form that you need to electronically submit.The annual registration cost for rental properties is $200.00 for a single family home and $150 per additional unit within a single structure (i.e. two family home = $350.00, three family home = $500.00), up to a maximum of $3,000.00. Any registration packet postmarked or received after the deadline date will be subject to a late fee of $100.00 per unit. Any rental property that is occupied prior to registration will be subject to a $100 undisclosed rental fee per unit. The Housing Department works closely with other governmental organizations and the South Euclid-Lyndhurst schools to ensure that all rental properties are brought into compliance. Failure to comply with the rental registration process, applicable fees, and inspection may result in court action and the revocation of occupancy. Permits are issued for properties that do not have existing violations and that are not due for the triennial inspection. All properties that require a triennial inspection will not be issued a Rental Registration Permit until all violations are completed. A provisional permit may be issued if needed for compliance with CMHA regulations. Missed rental inspections will be subject to a $25 rescheduling fee, and must be rescheduled by the property owner within thirty (30) days of the original appointment. Failure to do so will result in court action. The occupancy of any dwelling unit shall be limited to one, and only one family. No more than three unrelated people can occupy one dwelling. All rental property owners residing outside of Northeast Ohio must complete the “Declaration of Local Agent in Charge” form and submit together with all other required documents. This agent will be held liable for code violation compliance and court action on behalf of the property owner. Failure to declare a local agent at the time of registration will result in documents being returned and subject to late fees.