Nashville for example is finally policing permits.

Day before they hand me their keys one of my other tenants told me that a month earlier that the exBF pulled a gun out, neighborhood heard scream from exGF and called police. 

In hindsight, I probably should have called the police, but I was young and didn't think they'd do anything.The point is, managing tenants you live near can be a real pain.

In a single family, if the neighbor is an issue, it is the police's problem.  

I called the police.

If they have a problem after 9 or 10, call the police.

Burlington only reports 2 deadly use of force interactions in 2022, both of which the police took both individuals into custody with no fatalities.

Report her to the police for the possible drug issues and noise complaints.

His guide really isn't that expense.I can't mention his name here even though I have absolutely no stake in anything he offers because the BP police will flag it, but just to a websearch for "private money springfield ohio", and you'll find it.

Check your local laws regarding tenancy...... if she has been in there for quite awhile, the law in your state may still consider her a tenant even if not on the lease.....Start the eviction....get that ball rolling......and call the police for an unlawful squatter