(B) Serve a copy of the report upon the owner of record, the Attorney General for the District of Columbia, and the tenants of the rental housing accommodation, or their representative;
(6) Preserve all property and records with which the receiver has been entrusted;
(7) Assume all rights of the owner to enforce or avoid terms of a lease, mortgage, secured transactions, and other contracts related to the rental housing accommodation and its operation; and
(8) Carry out any other duties established by the Court.
(b) The notice required by subsection (a)(2) of this section shall include, at a minimum, the following information in not less than 12-point type in both English and Spanish:
(1) The reasons for the receivership;
(2) The identity of the receiver, his or her address and telephone number;
(3) The receiver’s responsibilities and duties;
(4) The anticipated duration of the receivership; and
(5) That no tenant is required to move as a result of the receivership.
(c) The receiver shall, under the plan described in subsection (a)(4) of this section, make payments in accordance with the following priorities:
(1) As a first priority, using monthly rental income, to abate housing code violations if abatement is required within 7 days of service of notice, and, after abatement of the conditions, to abate housing code violations if abatement is required within 30 days of service of notice; and
(2) As a second priority, for other purposes reasonably necessary in the ordinary course of business of the property, including maintenance and upkeep of the rental housing accommodation, payment of utility bills, mortgages and other debts, and payment of the receiver’s fee.