Sale of the Estate Property

(a) Notices. Notices required by FRBP 6004 shall be prepared by the movant. (b) Content of Notice. A notice shall, in addition to the requirements of FRBP 2002(c)(1) and LBR 9004-1, contain the name and address of the proposed buyer, if known, and estimated cost of the sale or lease, including commissions, auction fees, document preparation costs, recordation fees, and other such expenses.

(c) Chapter 12 and 13 Cases. Before filing any motion for proposed use, sale, or lease of property in a Chapter 12 or Chapter 13 case, the movant shall consult with the Trustee and determine, if possible, whether the Trustee will consent to the motion. Any such motion shall indicate that such consultation has taken place and shall recite the Trustee’s position, if known to the movant. (d) Sales of Property Subject to Security Interest.

Any motion to sell property that is subject to one or more claims of security interest shall set forth the identity of the creditor, the description of property subject to such claim, and the amount of such claim. Compliance with this Rule shall not constitute waiver of the movant’s right to object to the validity or priority of such liens.