Estate Management
/ˈɛsteɪt ˈmænɪdʒmənt/
Definitions
- (n.) The administration and oversight of property rights and interests in land and buildings, including acquisition, use, maintenance, and disposal.
The law firm specializes in estate management to ensure client assets are properly maintained and transferred.
- (n.) The organizational process of managing real estate assets in accordance with legal and financial considerations.
Effective estate management can maximize the value of an investor’s property portfolio.
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Commentary
Estate management typically involves both legal and practical aspects, requiring coordination among property law, trust administration, and financial regulations.
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