Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Arizona
i own a house with a partner that i can no longer deal with. he let people that i dont trust even though when i left the house we agreed that no one would live there without my approval. i want to know how i can get out of it . i cant buy him out and he wont buy me out or sell it. what can i do?
jeff bame
2 Answers from Attorneys
You will want to file for a Partition of Property.
You may feel free to contact Raymond A. Kenney, Esq. if you need to retain counsel to litigate this matter on your behalf.
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The answer depends upon what your agreement was upon acquisition of the property and how you are holding title, which will determine your rights and obligations. In any case, you will want to sue the other owner to force a sale of the property, however, if there is no equity left in the property after a sale, you might want to consider just making an agreement to avoid any future liability arising out of the house and the mortgage thereon. You should retain experienced counsel to determine what the facts are and what your alternatives might be.
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