Kevin Singer: Court Receiver, Court Referee, Partition Referee Orange County
Since 2001, Receivership Specialists has handled over 581 cases, and managed and transitioned over $2,000,000,000 in assets. Under the direction of Kevin Singer, the company has worked with large and small banks, private lenders, private investors. and municipalities. Mr. Singer has guided Receivership Specialists as a Court Receiver and Court Referee over rental income properties, estates, construction projects, businesses and partition sales.
The Receivership Specialists Difference
Other companies are often led by attorneys with limited receivership experience or non-attorneys with a limited understanding of the legal aspects of a receivership. At Receivership Specialists, we understand both aspects of receivership work. Business partners Kevin Singer and John Rachlin work together to oversee each receivership appointment. Kevin Singer is a licensed real estate broker, licensed contractor, and has owned and managed numerous businesses and two real estate companies. Mr. Singer brings over 30 years of real estate and business experience to your matter. In addition to having been president and owner of a property management and brokerage company, John Rachlin has been a licensed attorney for over 30 years with experience in various areas of real estate and business law. As such, Receivership Specialists’ clients benefit from the vast real world experience of two experts. Every case is analyzed to ensure that the best resources are used for each project and costs are kept to a minimum. This business philosophy has earned Receivership Specialists the respect of its clients and industry professionals.
At Receivership Specialists, we also assist lending institutions in liquidating their property portfolios. As an experienced and trusted full service real estate broker, we can assist your lending institution, analyze the value of the properties in its portfolios, and effectively market these properties for sale.
Should You Have a Receiver Appointed to Protect Your Interests?
The simple answer is: Yes. Because it makes financial sense. The expense of appointing a court receiver is most often paid from the receivership estate. If a court receiver is appointed at the beginning of a case, there is less of a chance that either of the parties can neglect, damage or steal collateral assets. In addition, a receiver often brings a fresh management perspective to the real estate or business under receivership and can effectively implement accounting and management practices that benefit the collateral asset well beyond the receivership appointment.
How to Get Us Appointed to Your Matter
To have Receivership Specialists appointed to your matter, please contact our Orange County office or have your legal counsel contact our office to discuss the most efficient and effective way of having us appointed to your matter. Receivership Specialists is most typically appointed to cases where the petitioning party specifically requests us. In some cases, the presiding judge may recommend us as receivers to parties that don’t have a specific receiver in mind. We can be available to attend appointment hearings and share our qualifications with the parties and the judge.