Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Pennsylvania

Yes, all of the owners in title have to agree. The only alternative if you cannot agree is to sue for "partition", which will result in a court-ordered sale. The court costs and the costs of sale will eat up most of what you might realize, leaving little, if any, proceeds to divide among you.

Consult a local real estate lawyer to advise you of your options.

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