I urgently need help to address this situation, regain control of my property, and seek legal action if necessary.

I will be exploring legal action in a few days.

It's technically a termination of their lease, not an eviction, which would be a court action.

As a strategy, I also like the idea of privity between the empty shell and any third parties, keeping them far away from the entity holding the actual assets without trying to pinpoint particular causes of action that could arise against the RE investor.Overcomplication is indeed an issue, but in this case, I think having, for example, 3 entities instead of two (holdco, investco, and management co) isn't terribly overcomplicated. 

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Actionable Steps for YOU to do the Same1.

Maybe you could bring in a partner on this deal for a piece of the action. 

You can always file a debt action after she moves. 

You are probably correct though..maybe not all states have taken that action.

If you were a bank/lender and an investor wanted to borrow funds on a property with several moving parts (actions towards repayment) what would you want to see from the applicant?