while was in grad school learned renting out spare room(s) to other students was the only option, cuz renting to general public generally brought lots of noise, partying, crying kids, family visiting for weeks months on end, parking crowding, etc.whereas college/grad kids usually come with a guarantee from parent(s) or even scholarship stipend plus do have to study alot depending on the major. even if ur not living in the building generally students studying for exams is great energy whereas couples fighting with babies in the background is the opposite and affected my studies and my sleep!

Yes, I know this is dumb so spare me, but here is the question:Since there is no lease, can I evict her without following the 30-day Indiana eviction process?

In the Airbnb classes we teach in the Denver area, we hear all the time about someone who has a spare bedroom in a regular neighborhood near nothing at all ... and they make enough over a year's time on Airbnb to save up and buy a property. 

With summer just starting, I realized I'm going to have a lot of spare time.

I currently work from a spare room, watching educational videos (usually 1, no more than 2 hours a day) then I work on marketing and following up leads until I have spoken to at least 20 people. 

Another time a young lady was spared having a complete loser bf move in. 

In many areas such as Northern Virginia / Fairfax County 2-4 units aren't available to buy so about 10 years ago I purchased a "too large home" REO/foreclosure 5 bedrooms 3 bathrooms as a single professional and rented spare rooms to other professional people and was getting paid $500/mo to live in my own house (net rent and utilities free).

How I Turned $3,000 into $5,000,000  in Real Estate in My spare Time by William Nickerson, first published in 19542.

@Ryan VerbistHey Ryan,Congrats on graduating college with money to spare!

It pays for itself in the short term with rental income offsetting the PITI, with change to spare ("cashflow").