Receiver Mark Adams CRG

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Receiver Mark Adams CRG

Receiver Mark Adams CRG has spent the past 25 years dedicated to improving the quality and safety of properties across California. As the President of California Receivership Group (CRG), he has established himself as a leader in health and safety receiverships, a specialized legal process designed to rehabilitate properties that have fallen into significant disrepair. Over his career, he has been appointed by 179 state and federal judges to oversee the rehabilitation of more than 360 properties spanning 36 counties and 126 cities. Recently, his efforts have extended beyond California to include projects in Tennessee, Virginia, Texas, and Wisconsin. The health and safety receivership process, governed by California's Health and Safety Code, is vital for addressing properties that pose severe risks to their occupants and surrounding communities. Adams has skillfully used this process to enable properties to fund their rehabilitation, ensuring the financial burden does not fall on taxpayers. His expertise covers various issues, including fire damage, structural instability, unpermitted construction, and hazardous living conditions. In 1999, Mark Adams became the first receiver appointed under the California Health and Safety Code, marking a significant milestone in his career. This appointment came as a response to the dire conditions at a 66-unit apartment complex where severe neglect had led to the tragic death of an infant. This case motivated him to find CRG to offer a comprehensive solution to the problem of unsafe and dilapidated properties. Throughout his career, Adams has been recognized for his pioneering work. In 2022, Loyola Marymount University (LMU) honored him with the "Distinguished Entrepreneurial Alumnus Award," the Los Angeles Business Journal recognized CRG as an outstanding family-owned business. Before establishing CRG, Adams played a critical role in the Blue Ribbon Citizens Committee on Slum Housing. His work with the committee was instrumental in expanding Los Angeles's slum-housing inspection program, shedding light on the widespread neglect by slumlords who had long ignored essential maintenance, leaving thousands of apartments in unsafe and unhealthy conditions. He was born in Chicago and raised in Los Angeles, where he developed deep ties to his community. He and his wife Janis have been married for nearly 35 years and have three children, two of whom attended Harvard. They are also proud grandparents to six grandchildren. Adams is an avid fan of the Los Angeles Dodgers and is known for his strong family connections and sense of humor. Mark Adams's legacy is defined by his dedication to transforming communities through his work with CRG. His efforts have brought lasting change to neighborhoods across California, addressing some of the most challenging property issues and making a meaningful impact on countless lives.

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