<human>: Hi Reddit, 

My SO and I have been together for five years and living together for three. We are not married, and are domestic partners only.  We own our home together which is a duplex and rent out our other unit, so we are also landlords. Our tenants have a year lease with us that just started on 6/1. We also own our boat together, and we jointly own two out of our three vehicles together. Fortunately we have no children. Our break up only occurred yesterday and things are still fresh and very emotional for me. I don't fear for my safety but living together of course is very uncomfortable and we need to hammer out what's to come next. Although we haven't discussed the logistics, I know he will want me to move out. My question is, is that the right thing for me to do? For my emotional health, yes, it probably makes sense, but I don't want to make any rash decisions when I'm not thinking clearly that will affect my financial standing. Will my rights to our joint assets be affected if I leave? Should I stay and ask to sell our joint property and split the equity since we've invested in our assets equally to date? I'm located in Vermont if that is helpful. I've cross posted to r/legaladvice but the folks here have been really good to me as well, so the more input the merrier. Thank you in advance for your thoughts during this tough time.

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<bot>: my partner and I have broken up and I need advice on what our next steps should be given our current living situation.