
Rural real estate expertise for court-appointed receivers, attorneys, trustees and fiduciaries.
When a receivership, estate, trust or other fiduciary assignment involves a farm, ranch or landholding, the real estate work calls for a clear understanding of the property and its market. Chas. S. Middleton and Son offers land brokerage, appraisal and marketing services in Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas and Colorado. We welcome inquiries from court-appointed receivers and the professionals responsible for evaluating or selling rural real estate.
Discuss a land receivership assignment or call (806) 763-5331.
Farm and ranch services for receivers and fiduciaries
Every assignment has its own scope, authority and timeline. We begin by discussing the property, the services needed and the instructions of the receiver or fiduciary and their counsel. Brokerage and appraisal engagements are defined separately as appropriate to the assignment.
Land valuation and appraisal
Our agricultural appraisal practice focuses on farms, ranches and commercial cattle feedyards. The firm's published appraisal services include estate and gift tax valuations, undivided interest valuations, ranch partitions, work with bank trust departments and expert witness testimony. For a receivership or fiduciary matter, contact us to discuss the intended use, valuation date, property interests and reporting requirements for a proposed appraisal engagement.
Explore land appraisal services or request an appraisal consultation.
Farm, ranch and land brokerage
For property that is authorized for sale, our brokerage team can discuss pricing, property presentation, buyer inquiries, showings, offers and transaction coordination. We work with the client's designated decision makers and counsel so that the proposed sale process reflects the engagement and any applicable approval requirements.
Learn about our farm and ranch seller services.
Property marketing
Rural properties benefit from marketing that explains the land's features clearly. Our existing marketing services include professional photography and video, property maps, brochures, digital exposure and targeted buyer outreach. A proposed marketing plan can be discussed in light of the property's characteristics, access arrangements and the instructions for the assignment.
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Working with attorneys, trustees and fiduciaries
Our seller services describe work with law firms, trust departments and CPAs on complex transactions. Receivers, estate representatives, trustees and other fiduciaries can contact our team to discuss rural real estate services for the property under their responsibility.
For each proposed engagement, we can discuss the designated point of contact, required deliverables, communication schedule and documents needed to evaluate the assignment. The receiver, trustee or other fiduciary and their counsel direct legal decisions and obtain any required approvals. Our role is the real estate service specified in the engagement.
Rural property knowledge across five states
Chas. S. Middleton and Son is a fourth-generation, family-owned farm and ranch real estate firm established in 1920. Our brokerage and appraisal service area includes Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas and Colorado. The firm's land focus brings agricultural property knowledge to discussions about farms, working ranches, recreational land and other rural holdings.
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Start a conversation about your property
To discuss farm, ranch or land services for a court-appointed receiver, attorney, trustee or fiduciary, tell us the property's location, approximate acreage, property type, requested services and anticipated timeline. If court approval is involved, identify the relevant instructions and your authorized point of contact when arranging the consultation.
Chas. S. Middleton and Son
5016 122nd Street, Lubbock, TX 79424
(806) 763-5331
Contact our team about a receivership or fiduciary property.
Preparing for your first consultation
For a practical starting point, read our farm and ranch receivership preparation checklist, covering property records, appraisal scope, access and communication.