What a Receiver Does

A Receiver takes over a business or a property and provides preservation and practical improvements. Due to limited resources, a Receiver is usually limited in the ability to make extreme or ambitious changes to the properties and therefore is more of a caretaker or asset preserver.Learn More

Why Get a Receiver

Most Receiverships result from real estate foreclosures although on occasion a Receiver is appointed to oversee assets during a divorce proceeding, in criminal proceedings involving a business in jeopardy, or by impatient creditors. A Receiver is appointed by the court as a result of a lawsuit, and protects the assets of the parties during the suit.Learn More

How to Get a Receiver

Judge Appointment, Legal Counsel, Recommendation, Plantiff Party Requested, Motion to appoint a court receiverLearn More

EXPERIENCED COURT APPOINTED RECEIVER

Erica Sell has experience in all areas of commercial real estate receiverships, including retail complexes, hotels, marinas, golf courses, multi-family residential, office buildings and stabilizing land with environmental issues or challenges. Services include property management, homeowner association operations, construction completion, marketing and sales program implementation, as well as liability remediation, issue resolution, asset stabilization, and cost reduction.