If you have a superior right to the peoperty (owner?) and if you follow the correct process you can end any tenancy agreement and seek eviction if...

No the wording and practices of your agreement keep you from becoming a teanat. Yes, they can have you removed.

Yes, you will need to formally evict her if she wont go voluntarily.

Mr. Smollens is correct, but also keep in mind that you are a monthly tenant and the landlord could choose to end your stay at any time already.

Mr. Ilmanen is correct you just need to pack your things up and leave without creating a scene.

Continue to pay rent on time and preserve all of this evidence just in case.

No you are not required to. If they lock you out you should get an attny.

An eviction on your official record is from a case being filed whether it results in a judgement or not. The other kind is the result of infomation...

Usually not but you would need to look to the terms of their release to see if anything would prohibit it.

Depending on how you told the owner no it could satisfy the notice requirement... if it was verbal it probably wont. If it doesnt then you would...