If there's a way to sell it at a fair price, yes. Otherwise, they have a fiduciary responsibility to hold it until a buyer can be found to pay a fair price. T

If there's a way to sell it at a fair price, yes. Otherwise, they have a fiduciary responsibility to hold it until a buyer can be found to pay a fair price. They won't hold it just to let it ride though - that's correct. IANAL :-)