Room Rental

[My 2 cents]

TRO. And remember, once you rent it it is no longer "your house".

[TomK]

My 2 cents wrote, "the house you are living in". It makes me think it's not a house he or she owns and it's just a room. Of course, My 2 cents can clarify.

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TRO.  And remember, once you rent it it is no longer "your house".

So is it your house, i.e., do you own it? If there's a TRO I suspect there's more going on than you are saying.

[My 2 cents]

Everything the op said suggests that he/she is the owner. From the responses so far (except yours) it appears that everyone else interpreted it the same way I did.

My example was just that, i.e., one more hypothetical situation that COULD happen. Similar to what others provided.

[1@3_aBc]

How can you be evicted from your own house?

Very easy,
The disruption, loss of money to make house payment, additional costs caused by the renter, additional costs to get a bad renter out of the house, the list goes on.

My  prior experience with a bad renter almost cost me the house.
I paid through the nose to hang on to it, finally ended up moving back into it myself.
Otherwise, it wouldn't have been worth keeping.

Responses have reminded me of why I have avoided doing another rental, also why I'll probably never do another.
Thanks all for the reality check.