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Force sale of property held by partners

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Just heard of this **** show a friend is going through…

Multifamily house in Brooklyn, NY. Owned by a couple who has gotten divorced. One spouse had a psychotic break. It’s not going well for anyone, to say the least. They did not address the house in the divorce. They now co-own it and rent out the apartments. Worth about 950k with a 400-500k loan. Non-psychotic partner wants out. Can she force a sale?

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Kathy Henley
  • Rental Property Investor
  • St. Louis, MO
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Kathy Henley
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@Jennifer Knestrick Since this is second hand info, we are kind of gossiping without knowing the facts. In general, if an asset was overlooked in a divorce, the case can be opened again.  

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