Well considering that the property has value and that if you sell it, it could be considered assets if it's not your primary residence. The law allows you to keep your primary residence in most cases but not any ancillary properties. List it and see what your lawyer and the trustee say.

Thanks! The lawyer did not know what would happen, since he never heard this before... Can they force me to sell it?

Yes, you must list the property for the bankruptcy. The U.S. bankruptcy code requires that you list all of your property, not just property located in the U.S. Yes, the trustee can take the property from you. Depending on where the property is located it is possible that the trustee may not want to bother with trying to make an assessment or liquidate the property, but you still must list the property.

Failure to list the property to cause the entire bankruptcy to be declared void or invalid.