Can I sell the home now that my grandmother passed, even though there is someone living there that took care of her?

I’m not interested in keeping the home. I have become the homeowner now that she had passed.

ANSWER BY MARGARET CROSS-BELIVEAU:

As long as you have title, you may sell the property.  However, if the caretaker refuses to leave, you will be forced to evict the caretaker.

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