Indiana Sell at private sale by agent with compensation, Motion and Notice (Combined) is a process used by a seller of real estate in Indiana to sell their property to a buyer. The seller can choose to go through a real estate agent to handle the sale process or go through the court system. The seller must provide a Motion and Notice to the buyer, which is a legal document that outlines the terms of the sale, including the listing price, closing date, and any other important details. The seller must also provide the buyer with a Notice of Sale, which is a public notice of the sale. The seller must also provide the buyer with a compensation agreement detailing the compensation owed to the agent for handling the sale. The buyer must then submit an offer to the seller in writing. If the offer is accepted, the seller must then provide the buyer with a deed of sale that will transfer the title of the property to the buyer. The deed must be signed by both parties. Finally, the buyer must pay the seller the agreed upon purchase price. There are two types of Indiana Sell at private sale by agent with compensation, Motion and Notice (Combined): 1. Traditional Private Sale with Agent: This is a sale that involves a real estate agent who is responsible for handling the sale process, including the Motion and Notice, Notice of Sale, and compensation agreement. 2. Court-Ordered Private Sale with Agent: This is a sale that is handled by the court system, with the Motion and Notice, Notice of Sale, and compensation agreement being filed in the court system.