Indiana Sell at Private Sale, Motion and Notice (Combined) is a type of sale that involves a private sale of property, followed by a notice of sale, and then a motion and notice of sale. This type of sale is commonly used when the owner of the property is selling it to a third party for an amount that is less than the fair market value of the property. The motion and notice of sale is then used to notify the court and all interested parties of the sale. In some cases, the court may even approve the sale. The types of Indiana Sell at private sale, Motion and Notice (Combined) are: 1. General Order Sale: This type of sale is used when the owner of the property is selling it to a third party for an amount that is less than the fair market value of the property. 2. Statutory Sale: This type of sale is used when the owner of the property is selling it to a third party for an amount that is greater than the fair market value of the property. 3. Judicial Sale: This type of sale is used when the court approves the sale of the property. 4. Voluntary Sale: This type of sale is used when the owner of the property voluntarily sells the property without the court's approval.