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Beside this, who is considered an occupant?

An occupant, on the other hand, is someone 18 years or older other than the tenant or the tenant's immediate family who lives on the premises with the consent of the tenant. There is no legal relationship between the occupant and the landlord.

Secondly, can I evict an occupant? Yes, the tenant can evict the occupant but the occupant can not evict the tenant. Read your lease for any information on what rights/responsibilities you both have. See if the lease states anything about evictions for either or both parties.

Also to know is, what's the difference between a tenant and occupant?

there are so many differences, one of the same is: tenant and tenancy is for definite particular period and you have no authority to dispossessed as per your and desire but occupant is a person of occupy in your property with and without your permission and you have every authority to dispossessed him and and when you

Is a child considered an occupant?

A child is considered anyone under the age of 18 in the United States. A child is not a tenant and is considered an occupant until they reach the age of 18. If a child is legally emancipated there are still laws at the state level that determine what they can and cannot do.