113.009 – REAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT. A trustee may:
Texas Property Code § 113.009
Summary
This law allows a trustee to manage real property by performing various actions such as exchanging, subdividing, or improving the property. It affects trustees who are responsible for managing real estate within a trust, granting them specific powers to enhance property value and utility.
Trustees can exchange or subdivide real property.
Allows dedication of property or easements to public use.
Trustees can adjust property boundaries and valuations.
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