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Two Partners on Mortgage Question
My son and a friend purchased a home together two years with both names on the mortgage. The place is a duplex, and up until now they have split the costs 50/50. Now, my son is married and is moving to another town. He is exploring best equitable, fair options for either being bought out OR staying on the mortgage and being fairly compensated. He is hoping someone on BiggerPockets Forum can provide suggestions for a viable solution. Thank you in advance.