Three tenants in common: two live in, one wants to sell. Recourse?

Delivering an eviction notice is not applicable in this context because eviction pertains to landlord-tenant relationships, which do not exist among co-owners. Each tenant in common has an equal right to occupy the property, making eviction an inappropriate and ineffective recourse in this situation.

While a co-owner may have the right to seek compensation for use of the property, charging rent to co-occupants is generally not enforceable without prior agreement. Moreover, this option does not resolve the fundamental issue of one co-owner wanting to sell the property, making it less practical than seeking a court-ordered sale.

Dissolving the tenancy into a trust is a complex legal action that requires mutual agreement among all co-owners. This option does not directly address the immediate desire of one co-owner to sell the property and could create further complications rather than providing a straightforward solution to the dispute.