<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

I own my house and live here, and rent out my extra rooms. I have found two girls from Paris who are in a band and have a visa to be in the US for three years. They are not allowed to work, their visas only allow them to play music. They do make money from gigs but it's not necessarily steady or provable. Their parents will be paying the rent by sending the girls the money every month and the girls will pay me.

I am not necessarily concerned about them not paying rent, but I want to make sure I am legally covered in case they do not pay.

My first question is regarding how to word the lease. Each tenant will have a separate lease for a single bedroom. I already have a standard lease that I pulled from the internet and modified to fit my situation. Should I just include each tenant's parents in the "tenant" line, with joint and several liability? The parents live in Paris so I'm not worried about them trying to access or live in the house.

The second question is regarding legal options if rent payments stop coming in. The girls are not US citizens, they are here on a visa, and the parents live in Paris. If rent stops coming in, do I just give them 30 days notice to vacate and then start eviction process if payments aren't made?
<bot>: Potential tenants are not US citizens, here on musician visa. Their parents who live in Paris will be responsible for rent. What should the lease say?