In SC, if only one of the homeowners wants to evict, can the other succeed? Specifically, If I, as a legal owner of a home/property, do not want to have someone living in that home evicted, but homeowner #2 does, what remedies does homeowner #2 have?

Right to the point here - is homeowner #2 living in the home with someone other than homeowner #1?

I see this all the time with jointly owned homes, marital problems, #2 moves a girlfriend/boyfriend in and #1 attempts to evict the gf/bf.

what remedies does homeowner #2 have?Hello d:

Either homeowner can enter into a lease with tenants. Apparently, homeowner #2 did just that, and homeowner #1 can't do anything about it.

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Right to the point here - is homeowner #2 living in the home with someone other than homeowner #1?

I see this all the time with jointly owned homes, marital problems, #2 moves a girlfriend/boyfriend in and #1 attempts to evict the gf/bf.

Nothing like that. Both homeowners live in the home, one [homeowner #2] wants to have a family member removed. Homeowner #1 does not. Basically, homeowner #2 is a bigot and homeowner #1 and other family member does not agree with homeowner #2. So, homeowner #2 is being vindictive and attempting eviction.

Sorry the person can stay, homeower that does not like them, can make their life miserable of course.

sorry the person can stay, homeower that does not like them, can make thier life miserable of course.

Well, you can't teach an old dog new tricks. Homeowner #2 has always been somewhat of a bigot, but since Obama become President, he has gotten worse. Getting on the nerves of family member and me.

I guess question is why would quest want to stay in a home with someone who does not like them.

In SC, if only one of the homeowners wants to evict, can the other succeed? Specifically, If I, as a legal owner of a home/property, do not want to have someone living in that home evicted, but homeowner #2 does, what remedies does homeowner #2 have?

The remedy would be to sue #1 for a partition of the property.