As a landlord, you should also consider liability insurance to protect your investment in the event a tenant pursues legal action.

I hope others who have this similar question take the same course of action.

Great job at taking action!

Patrick Hi and Welcome all your Answers are on this Blog I would Recommend to get a Mentor But I would also Recommend you take massive action an join your Local Real Clubs in your area an network Connecting with Other Investors by calling the "We Buy Homes" Signs Hope that Helps.

Even though your parents don't own the home they could bring eviction action if they "subleased" her into the home without your knowledge. 

I will advise you to contact an attorney to determine an appropriate course of action under the local law.2.

Account Closed I think this post does a disservice to any new agent reading it, because it will keep them from taking action right now with what they have available.All you need to start is your 2 legs, and some flyers that can be printed by a title company or lender, the ability to face fears, and the willingness to put in a lot of work every day knocking on doors to introduce yourself and talk to as many strangers as possible. 

I would not do anything unless you are pushed by the police (I've had received letters, when they did undercover drug buys from 2 different tenants, telling me that I need to evict or they'll seize the property).She's innocent until proven guilty and I think you'd leave yourself open to some legal action, if you tried to evict for something like this - and I don't know if the judge would go for this anyway.

When you get to that point, try to really start taking action...keep learning, by all means - don't ever stop!

It's now time or action.