When you have both parties on title, the only way I can think to dispose of the property is either through a partition lawsuit, or to have someone contact the ex in an attempt to sell the property and split any proceeds.

Or should I take it and attempt to get out from under it "as is"? 

I used all that free time to attempt businesses and be involved in existing businesses, gained a wealth of experience.

After getting no response to multiple very loud knock attempts and calling out the tenant’s name I opened the door with my key and (SHOCKER!)

There is an auction on Friday for the 5 lots that the county is attempting to recover past due taxes on for a total of about $42,000 .. seems crazy to attempt to sell these lots to people knowing that the land is unstable and not suitable for anything.

Hoping to save someone grief by telling my story of a recent experience with NWC.
I text someone on Sunday about a property that was listed as for sale by owner. I didn't know it was a wholesaler but not a big deal. ...

Two months post-closing, I need to buy him out as I’d rather not attempt to quit claim to an LLC and put the time into documenting a structured partnership with an attorney.

There are plenty of old homes that have already been gutted and updated, if you attempt a big job you WILL run into expensive surprises. 

I was wondering if anyone else has attempted to do this and if ya'll had any success.

I know that due to my busy schedule, work, and family, I have let time pass and I should have put more effort into this but now it seems like when the payments stopped, the LLC was already selling all holdings and closing bank accounts associated with this LLC to attempt to get funds to repay other investors (so I am not alone).