No. If there are two (2) joint owners of a parcel of real property, and if one (1) fails to pay his or her share of the property taxes, maintenance costs, homeowner's insurance and the like, that person's ownership in the property cannot be removed because of this.What does happen is that the owner who is paying more than his or her fair share of the expenses for the property has an equitable lien upon it for reimbursement of such with accrued interest on the moneys expended from the date paid that the other owner is required to reimburse.In such a situation, the paying owner could record a notice of lien on the property to prevent the sale of the other owner's interests in it without getting paid.Good luck.