Co-ownership Dissolution & Receivership · Legal briefing
Property Receiver Fees & Co-owner Rights
By Adv. Yechiel Rachamim Menahemov & Adv. Assaf ShpigelPublished:
The practical dilemma
A receiver is appointed. How are fees determined, and can an existing owner bid for the property?
The legal position
The appointing court’s directions, bidding terms and sale approval govern the process. The Land Law does not fix every receiver’s fee at 2%–4%; the applicable framework and work undertaken matter. A co-owner may bid within the rules, but has no automatic priority or right to offset their share against every deposit or payment. The highest bid still requires judicial approval and compliance. Official source 1 Official source 2
Your next step
Obtain the appointment order, bidding rules and cost estimate. Arrange finance, guarantees and any permitted offset before bidding. Compare net proceeds after debt, tax and fees when choosing the dissolution route.