Meeting Intelligence — 2353 Green St | Stagg Fiduciary

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Meeting Intelligence Report — Property Status & Planning
Status Update + Planning

Property: 2353 Green Street
Meeting Date: June 3, 2026
Prepared by: Cameron White, SURV Real Estate
Generated: June 11, 2026

Security / Legal Risk Active: Neighbor "Nate" (rear, main road) conducting unauthorized activity on trust property — digging, tree removal. Monitor and engage. Do not allow actions that expose the trust to liability.
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Escalation Timeline — 2353 Green St

Now — June 2026

Occupants given formal 3-month window to vacate

Other property in parallel provides buffer time
~Sept 2026 (3-Month Mark)

Progress check — is occupancy movement visible?

If no progress, proceed to legal counsel
Trigger Point — If No Movement

Engage counsel → Issue 30/60-day official conviction notice

Goal: protect all six beneficiaries equally
Post-Vacancy

Cameron full walk-through — improvement ROI analysis

Determine what upgrades move the needle vs. cost
Listing Phase

Highest-and-best sale — target market pricing

Neighbor Nate as potential buyer if willing to pay top price

Decisions Made

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    Occupants granted 3-month window to vacate before escalation

    Parallel property provides Fiduciary with operational flexibility
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    If no movement at 3 months → engage legal counsel for eviction notice

    Protecting five+ waiting beneficiaries
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    $430K appraisal deemed fair value for the smaller (secondary) property

    Initial comp estimate of $530K was too wide; appraiser engaged
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    Post-vacancy: improvement decisions held until Cameron does full walk-through

    ROI threshold analysis required before any spend
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    Neighbor Nate: willing to sell to him if he pays top price — no discount

    "If he's still willing to pay top price, let him have it" — Cameron
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    Cameron recorded meeting (video + audio) for record-keeping

    Documentation of neighbor exchange captured separately
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Action Items

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    Get Nate's phone number from Rich → Introduce self, set clear boundaries
    Nate (last name unknown) is on the main road directly behind the property, not Green St. He has been digging, cutting trees, and accessing property without authorization. Do not allow activity that exposes trust to liability.
    Urgent
    Cameron + Rich
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    Monitor Nate's activity at the property on an ongoing basis
    He often isn't present and doesn't answer door. Phone contact is the primary channel. Rich has prior contact history.
    Active
    All Parties
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    Maintain 3-month occupancy clock — track milestone for Sept 2026 progress review
    If beneficiaries are still blocked at that point, Fiduciary will not tolerate further delay.
    Active
    Stagg Fiduciary
  • 4
    Obtain and transfer Window World warranty paperwork
    Windows were installed by Window World; transferable warranties are available. Paperwork is held by the occupants/estate.
    Pending Vacancy
    Occupants / Team
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    Post-vacancy: full property walk-through + improvement ROI analysis
    Threshold question: does the spend move the needle on highest-and-best value? Evaluate especially given neighborhood condition context.
    Pending Vacancy
    Cameron White
  • 6
    Tuesday: platform onboarding session with Julie (Sauna)
    Cameron to walk Julie through the platform — she needs guidance on where to respond and workflow basics.
    Scheduled
    Cameron + Julie
  • 7
    Consult legal counsel — prepare conviction notice template in advance
    30 or 60-day notice (TBD by counsel). Do not wait until the last moment; have documents ready to deploy.
    Prep Now
    Stagg / Counsel

Open Questions

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    Will Nate actually follow through on buying the property — and at what price?

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    Which improvements (if any) clear the ROI threshold for highest-and-best at 2353 Green St?

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    What is the realistic post-improvement market value range for 2353 Green St?

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    Will occupants move voluntarily within 3 months, or will legal escalation be required?

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    Back door does not latch — is this a safety/security issue to address before listing?

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Key Quotes

"The goal now is to make sure we just get highest and best, and get the right thing, so everyone makes as much as we can." — Cameron White
"We don't ever want to evict. We don't ever want to be that. But it just gets a little more pressure — and it's affecting the other beneficiaries who are waiting." — Fiduciary / Cameron
"There's a threshold: does this make sense to do, or does it not make sense to do? How does it affect ROI for highest and best?" — Cameron White
"If he's still willing to pay top price for that house, let him have it." — Cameron (re: Neighbor Nate)
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Property Intelligence — 2353 Green St

Condition note: Neighborhood has mixed condition. The subject property is among the most dated on the street. Improvement ROI analysis is critical before listing.
Main Water Shutoff
Basement — Front Left Corner
As you walk in, far corner on the left
Electrical Wiring
Series-Parallel (Attic)
One main line down center, branched off
Windows
Window World (Transferable Warranty)
Paperwork available — needs transfer
Front Door
No Deadbolt — Auto-Lock Handle
2 buttons under latch; always locks on close
Back Door
Does Not Latch — Deadbolt Only
Secure by deadbolt; spare key hidden outside
Other Property (Appraised)
$430K (Appraiser Confirmed)
~700 sq ft, 1.5BR — limited upside via renovation
Beneficiaries
6 Total
5 others waiting; occupants are 1 branch
Trust Status
Post-Dad Passing — Active Fiduciary
No major structural changes permitted post-passing
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Attendees & Key Parties

Cameron White
Broker — SURV Real Estate
Stagg Fiduciary Agent
Julie / Julia
Team / Colleague
Platform Onboarding (Tue)
Rich
Team Contact
Has Nate's phone #
Andre
Occupant / Family Member
Provided property intel
Brother (unnamed)
Occupant / Beneficiary
Communicated with Nate
Stagg Fiduciary
Trust Manager
6 Beneficiaries
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Watchlist — Neighbor Nate

  • ⛔ Dug holes along parking strip
  • ⛔ Cut trees around the house
  • ⛔ Dumped material in garbage cans
  • ⛔ Ignoring requests to stop
  • ⛔ Often absent / doesn't answer door
  • 🟡 Expressed interest in buying — unconfirmed
  • 🟡 Was never the legal owner; acts with false sense of ownership
  • 📞 Phone number: get from Rich
  • 📍 Location: rear of property on main road, not Green St
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Post-Mortem Evaluation — Risks & Blind Spots

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Risk: Neighbor Nate Liability Exposure
If Nate's unauthorized activity (digging, tree cutting) causes damage or injury, the trust could face liability. No formal cease-and-desist has been issued yet. This gap needs to close fast — verbal requests have failed.
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Risk: Occupancy Drag on All Beneficiaries
3-month window is generous given 5 other waiting beneficiaries. If occupants sense no urgency, they may simply wait it out. Consider whether any interim pressure mechanism (formal letter vs. verbal) would accelerate voluntary compliance.
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Blind Spot: 2353 Green St Value Uncertainty
The $430K appraisal was for the secondary (smaller) property — not 2353 Green St itself. No firm value has been established for the subject property. Appraisal or CMA needed post-vacancy to set listing strategy.
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Blind Spot: Improvement Spend Without Clear Threshold
"Does this make sense?" is still an open question. Without a specific ROI floor defined (e.g., every $1 in → $1.50 out), improvement decisions are subjective. Define a threshold before the walk-through.
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Strength: Documentation & Recording
Cameron recorded video and audio of the meeting — especially the neighbor incident exchange. This is the right move for a trust/fiduciary context. Evidence chain is protected.
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Strength: Parallel Property Buffer
Having a second property to work on simultaneously gives Fiduciary leverage — the 3-month window isn't idle time. Use it productively on the other asset while pressure builds here.
Stagg Fiduciary Services — Confidential. For internal fiduciary and legal team use only. Prepared by Cameron White, SURV Real Estate • cameron.a.white@gmail.com • June 11, 2026