<prompt> Human: Hello guys, just seeking some advice on a interesting situation I have found myself in.So me and my partner recently split, were not married but we do own a home together. So far the breakup has been somewhat smooth; we decided that he would keep the house and buy me out. We wrote up an agreement outlining the onetime buy-out sum he would pay me, along with the stipulation that he would make all mortgage payments in-full going forward. The agreement also outlined that any equity earned on the property would be his subsequent to the receipt of my buy-out funds he simply cant afford to pay anything more, and Im trying to be reasonable. However, the buy-out sum and signing of the letter was completed prior to him actually securing his own financing.He is in the process of attempting to secure individual financing for our property in order to fully take over ownership and liabilities. However, the agreement didnt exactly stipulate when he had to secure individual financing stupid, I know. That also being said, I own 99 of the home on title and he owns 1.My question is, what are my options if he cannot secure individual financing, yet refuses to sell? Since we already agreed to the buy-out, for which I have already been paid for, can he come back and request for me to pay him a portion of any fees incurred through him having to sell the property ie mortgage penalties and real-estate fees, even though Ive essentially gifted him the equity on a signed piece of paper subsequent to me receiving my buy-out payment?Can I also force the sale of the property and allow him to keep any remaining funds from the sale? Can he still come after me for fees even though considering that these are usually taken off the top prior to the seller receiving their final proceeds?Any advice would appreciated! Thank you!  <response>: rlegaladvice 