Securing Vacant Property FAQS
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What are the key responsibilities of a receiver for a vacant property?
The primary responsibilities of a receiver include:
- Securing the property to prevent vandalism, squatting, and theft.
- Performing maintenance and repairs to avoid further deterioration.
- Ensuring the property complies with local building codes.
- Managing finances, such as property taxes and insurance.
- Marketing and potentially selling the property, if required.
- Providing regular reports to the court on their actions and expenses.
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