What is likely to happen is you try to solve HER problem - just to have it repeat.You really cannot evict one person w/o evicting ALL OCCUPANTS.Know you think you are doing the right thing, but you are NOT.The only way you can/should assist the mother is if she files a police report on the other occupant.If mother is not willing to do this, do NOT get involved!

Most of them now have some sister entity established so they can collect premiums and then file bankruptcy and leave when events occur.

Hey Hanzel,Multi families are great wealth producing investments and also very long term.

So I go dig out the file and do some research.

I was curious if anyone had insights on my scenario:Parents are living apart, yet still file federal taxes as 'married', but file individual state returns.

There will be an influx of workers to help repair the area and adjusters for all those file claims that will need short term housing.

He individual investor should optimize and choose the trade offs that produce the best results (results meaning more than just financial) with the least risk.  

@Bradley MillerYou can get out of your lease without penalty but any damage you claim to your personal property is the responsibility of your renters insurance and all claims should be filed to your insurance company.

It is important to have someone to fully underwrite your file and run multiple scenarios to assure what your best route would be @Carlos Valencia @Albert Bui

It contains hundreds of files such as ebooks, checklists and spreadsheets for real estate investors: https://www.biggerpockets.com/filesGood luck.