As a 16 year old, I have most of my life ahead of me and a lot of time to learn and decide how I want to take my first steps into real estate, but more and more I wonder whether getting a real estate license is the path I should take or not.

You will need to formally evict her to keep the record straight if she has not formally been processed out of the house.  

Just a heads up, she didn't sign any lease agreement or documentation for anything (which she was already lectured), so I'm here strictly for advice on how to get a deposit back and I appreciate anyone for taking the time to read and reply to this.Summary-Sister was looking for a place to rent.

Even if you get a free initial consultation, do your best to prepare ahead of time which RELEVANT questions you're going to ask.

My piece of advice would be to skip the big banks and head straight to a mortgage broker or local credit union.

I would tell him that either he lets them in to do the install or he will have a very sweaty summer ahead of him. 

Keep looking and if you find a great deal that works - then go ahead.

You'll also have more opportunities to buy the house of your dreams in the days ahead.

That is a lot of loss, and I would say you would probably come out ahead hiring security in that type of situation.

For example, in my area I have to give a 14/30 day notice meaning correct the violation within 14 days or be out in 30.Keep it simple straight forward and professional.