332 BEL AIR ROAD
BEL AIR, CA 90077
Sold For
$17,650,000
Client / Background
The lender, in second lien position, exercised its rights under The Deed of Trust because the borrower was in default. This led to the Beneficiary petitioning to the court to appoint a Receiver. Preliminary plans for a 31,000 Sq. Ft house, along with approved permits were available. The buyer pool for these types of listings, however, is narrower than that for more traditional properties.
Residential
/31,000 SF
The Problem
The court-appointed Receiver recommended The Seymour | Weinberger Group as the listing Broker. The Junior Lien Holder, however, preferred to be represented by their agent of choice, Jade Mills.
Our Solution
Our Approach
The Seymour | Weinberger Group builds rapport and respect with fellow Realtors. Instead of competing with Jade Mills, we collaborated with her, working together as a team, providing maximum advantage for our client.
Our Results
With the support of their preferred Brokers, both the Receiver and the Junior lien holders enjoyed the benefits that accrue to clients whose Brokers work together as co-listing agents.
Key Takeaways
Sometimes the Fiduciary and the Plaintiff in a case want to use their own real estate agent.
Occasionally Fiduciaries are appointed to sell properties where the parties try to direct the employment of an agent for which they have a preexisting relationship.
Those agents do not always understand the nuances of court appointed real property sales.
The Seymour Group creates good will 04 with the brokerage community which results in co-list opportunities which satisfies all parties.