Why appoint a tutor to property?

The tutorship extends to the person and to property of the minor. It can be advantageous in some cases to appoint a tutor to the person and one or several tutors to property. That is to say, for example, due to the remoteness of an immovable property to be administered or when the patrimony of the minor child is considerable and that the tutor does not possess the necessary experience to manage a patrimony so important.