Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Pennsylvania

If he won't agree to resolve this with you, you will have to sue him for "partition". This will end up costing you both a lot of money, and will reduce whatever proceeds may be left after paying off the mortgage and other liens and expenses.

Go ahead and consult with real estate lawyers in the area who have experience with partition actions.

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