1. A complete caption setting forth the names of all parties to be bound by the judicial sale. Abbreviations such as “etc.” or “et al.” shall not be used

2. A legal description of the property sought to be sold, together with the source of title of the present owner or owners.

3. The address of the property sought to be sold or, if it is true, a recitation of the fact that the properly has no address.

4. The dollar amount of the judgment on a day certain, together with the daily amount of accruing interest or contract rate of interest (if the order of sale is for the purpose of enforcing a judgment for money).

5. The names of all parties who are in default.

6. The VIN and description of mobile home or statement of conversion if there is a mobile home on the property.

7. Special conditions of sale, for example, properly to be sold on site, specific combinations of property containing multiple tracts; special advertising in addition to advertising required by statute.

8. A directive that the Master Commissioner execute releases of mortgages, lis pendens, and liens foreclosed and extinguished by reason of the judicial sale; it shall also contain the book and page number where each lien to be released is recorded.

9. A directive that the Master Commissioner pay all outstanding ad valorem taxes assessed against the property, provided that such directive also identifies the person or persons in whose name the property has been taxed and the name and address of the entity to be paid, the year in which the tax is due, and the lax bill number. No Commissioner's deed shall propose to convey the interest of any taxing authority for taxes assessed against the property sold unless such taxes have actually been paid. You may fax the Master Commissioner a statement regarding delinquent taxes, without re-filing an amended judgment and order of sale. The sale date cannot be rescheduled until this information is received.

10. Language as set out herein: “Purchaser may pay cash or said property will be sold upon payment of 10% deposit, with the balance upon credit of 30 days, The purchaser shall execute a good and sufficient bond with approved surety thereon for the purchase price, the bond to bear interest at the rate of twelve percent (12%) per annum from the date thereof, until paid, and to have the force and effect of a judgment, but a lien shall be retained on said property to further secure the payment of the purchase price. At his option, the purchaser may pay cash or pay the bond with accrued interest at any time before its maturity. Said sale to be made free and clear of any and all liens, claims, rights, title and interest of any and all parties to this action, excepting easements and restrictions of record in the County Clerk's office of each respective county in which the property is located, and such right of redemption as may exist in favor of the United State of America or the defendant(s). The purchaser will be prepared to promptly comply with these terms or the said property will be immediately offered again for sale.”

11. Language as set out herein: “The purchaser may require occupant to vacate premises upon ten (10) days written notice a any time after the date of sale. The Purchaser is hereby given a WRIT OF POSSESSION, which entitles the Purchaser to immediately enter and take possession of this property, and the Sheriff of the respective County is authorized and directed to evict any party or parties to this case occupying or claiming an interest in said property adverse to the Purchaser.”

1. Specific dates on which the sale is to be conducted.

2. Designations of the auctioneer or appraisers to be used by the Master Commissioner, provided; however, if a party knows of any reason that an auctioneer or appraiser should be disqualified to serve in a particular case, such disqualification may be made a part of the order of sale.

3. The final Plaintiffs attorney fee should be left blank on the order of sale for the Court to determine what is reasonable.