Receiver pending at River Valley Estates as attorney general lawsuit continues
A temporary receiver is awaiting court appointment at River Valley Estates in Loch Sheldrake after the owners defaulted on mortgage payments.
Key facts
- Ian Lagowitz is the pending temporary manager, also called a receiver, for River Valley Estates in Loch Sheldrake.
- Lagowitz was chosen after owners George and Gayla Sue Levin defaulted on the park's mortgage.
- The state attorney general's office has an ongoing lawsuit against the park's owners.
- Last year, a judge sided with tenants who reported illegal rent hikes and water and infrastructure problems.
- The Levins remain responsible for any damages owed to tenants, and no ruling on those damages has been issued yet.
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Source: Temporary manager pending for embattled Sullivan County mobile home park — Spectrum News, October 13, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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