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...In the case of a sale to satisfy a judgment in favor of the state, or one of its political subdivisions for delinquent taxes, if the sum bid by the purchaser for goods sold pursuant to this section is insufficient to pay the costs which the court has determined prior to such sale shall be paid out of the proceeds thereof, then the purchaser, in addition to the amount of his bid, must pay a sum which, with the amount ...

...c auction of goods and chattels, a resident of this state licensed as an auctioneer under Chapter 4707. of the Revised Code; (C) For the public auction of lands, a private selling officer.

...e property, the judgment creditor, or from the judgment creditor's portion of the proceeds of the sale. (2) The private selling officer shall file with the court that issued the order of sale an itemized report of all appraisal, publication, marketing, and other expenses of a sale conducted under this section and all fees charged by the private selling officer for marketing the real estate or conducting the sale of ...

...the judicial sale of real property in a timely, secure, and accurate manner. (2) The auction management system shall record the data necessary to meet the reporting requirements of section 2329.312 of the Revised Code. (3) The auction management system shall be able to generate documents required by the court ordering the sale or related to the judicial sale of real property. (4) The auction management system shal...

...fy the bidder, contact the bidder, and complete the sale of the property. (B) If an attorney or a law firm that represents the plaintiff or a party to the action bids on property in a representative capacity, the attorney or law firm shall register as the representative of the plaintiff or party, either as an individual or entity. (C)(1) If the person registering to bid is an individual, the information required by...

...agent or attorney, shall add thereto a command to the officer to whom it is directed, that if, in his opinion, the property remaining in his hands not sold is insufficient to satisfy the judgment, he shall levy the writ upon lands and tenements, goods and chattels, or either, of the judgment debtor, as the law permits, sufficient to satisfy the debt.

...(D) If the property to be appraised is commercial property, the freeholders selected by the sheriff shall return to the sheriff an estimate of the value of the property in money in accordance with the timing or other requirements, if any, that may be established for the sale. (E) The municipal corporation or township in which the real property is situated may inspect prior to the judicial sale any structures located...

...appraisal with the clerk of the court from which the writ was issued, and immediately advertise and sell such real estate in conformity with sections 2329.01 to 2329.61 of the Revised Code. (B) If the court has ordered or the clerk of the court has issued an order for a private selling officer to advertise and sell the real estate for which the appraised value has been determined pursuant to section 2329.17 of the R...

...f the appraised value of the lands and tenements levied upon is sufficient to satisfy the execution, with costs, the judgment on which the execution issued shall not operate as a lien on the residue of the debtor's estate to the prejudice of any other judgment creditor.

...on demanding the judicial sale of residential real estate consisting of one to four single-family units, the party seeking that judicial sale shall file with the clerk of the court of common pleas within fourteen days after filing the pleadings requesting relief a preliminary judicial report on a form that is approved by the department of insurance that is prepared and issued by a duly licensed title insurance ...

...of the preliminary judicial report or commitment for an owner's fee policy of title insurance filed in accordance with section 2329.191 of the Revised Code. (2) A state lienholder shall not be made a party defendant if no state lien has been recorded against the owner of the real estate for which the judicial sale is sought. (3) The appearance of the state lienholder shall be presumed for purposes of jurisdict...

...ich a junior mortgage or other junior lien is sought to be enforced against real estate by an order, judgment, or decree of court, subject to a prior lien thereon, and such prior lien, and the claims or obligations secured thereby, are unaffected by such order, judgment, or decree, the court making such order, judgment, or decree, may determine the minimum amount for which such real estate may be sold. In such a case...

....20 of the Revised Code relating to the enforcement of junior liens is insufficient to pay the costs, allowances, and taxes, which the court has determined prior to such sale should be paid out of the proceeds thereof, pursuant to the terms of the mortgage or lien sought to be enforced, then the purchaser, in addition to the amount of the purchaser's bid, must pay a sum which, with the amount so bid will be sufficien...

...ding the judicial or execution sale of commercial property, the purchaser at the sale shall make a deposit pursuant to the requirements, if any, established for the sale.

...Sections 2329.19 to 2329.21, inclusive, of the Revised Code do not affect the sale of lands by the state. All lands, the property of individuals, indebted to the state for debt, taxes, or in any other manner shall be sold without valuation for the discharge of such debt or taxes.

...sale that allows a person to obtain a complete legal description of the lands and tenements.

...All notices and advertisements for the sale of lands and tenements located in a township and not within the limits of a municipal corporation, which are made by virtue of proceedings in a court of record therein, must contain the name of the township in which the lands and tenements are located.

...he property of a clerk of the court of common pleas, sheriff, coroner, county court judge, or constable, or of a collector of state, county, municipal corporation, or township taxes, is levied on, for or on account of money by him collected or received in his official capacity, the property so levied on shall be sold without valuation.

...this public notice in the newspaper customarily used or designated by the county sheriff. No sale that otherwise complies with division (A)(2) of this section shall be invalid. (B) The officer taking the lands and tenements shall collect the purchaser's information required by section 2329.271 of the Revised Code. (C) A sale of lands and tenements taken in execution may be set aside in accordance with division (A) ...

...the Revised Code. (3) "Manufactured home" has the same meaning as in section 3781.06 of the Revised Code. (4) "Qualifying residential property" means single-family residential property, including a single unit in a multi-unit property containing not more than ten units but excluding manufactured homes, that has at least one thousand square feet of habitable space per unit. (B) If qualifying residential prope...

...e received adequate notice of the date, time, and place of the sale of the lands and tenements; (iii) That the purchaser has submitted the contact information required by section 2329.271 of the Revised Code. (b) The order bars the filing of any further motions to set aside the sale of the lands and tenements.

...s legal name, trade name if different from its legal name, state and date of formation, active status with the office of the secretary of state, mailing address, telephone number, financial transaction device information, the name of an individual contact person for the entity, and the contact person's title, mailing address, which shall not be a post office box, electronic mail address, and telephone number. (b) An...

...ssociated with holding the open house from the proceeds of the sale of the lands and tenements. (C) The officer who holds the open house is not liable as provided in Chapter 2744. of the Revised Code for injury, death, or loss to person or property that occurs at the open house.

...mediately shall record all such indorsements at length, in the execution docket, or other docket provided for that purpose. Electronic indorsements shall be deemed valid. That record shall be a part of the record of the court of common pleas.

...the sheriff collects any part of a judgment by virtue of an execution without the sale of real estate, he shall pay it to the judgment creditor, or his attorney, upon demand made therefor at the sheriff's office. If the execution is fully satisfied, the sheriff shall return it within three days after he collected the money thereon.