(A) In all land sale proceedings, the plaintiff, prior to the issuance of an order finding the sale necessary, shall file with the court evidence of title showing the record condition of the title to the premises described in the complaint and prepared by a title company licensed by the state of Ohio, an attorney’s certificate, or other evidence of title satisfactory to the court. Evidence of title shall be to a date subsequent to the date on which the complaint was filed.
(B) The plaintiff shall give notice of the time and place of sale by regular mail at least three weeks prior to the date of a public sale to all defendants at their last known addresses. Prior to the public sale, the plaintiff shall file a certificate stating that the required notice was given to the defendants and the sale was advertised pursuant to section 2127.32 of the Revised Code.
(C) In all private land sale proceedings by civil action, the judgment entry confirming sale, ordering issuance of deed, and ordering distribution shall show the gross amount of the proceeds and include a copy of the proposed closing statement itemizing all of the proposed disbursements.
(D) The court may appoint a disinterested person, answerable to the court, who shall investigate the circumstance surrounding the proposed transaction, view the property, ascertain whether the proposed sale is justified and report findings in writing. The report shall be a part of the record. The compensation for the person performing these services shall be fixed by the court, according to the circumstances of each case, and shall be taxed as costs.
B.C.L.R. 65.1 APPRAISER FEES IN LAND SALE PROCEEDINGS
Appraisers appointed under R.C. §2127.22 shall be paid such compensation as the Court thinks proper for services performed by them. Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, the amount of such compensation shall be determined at the time the executor, administrator, or guardian makes the return of their proceedings pursuant to R.C. §2127.35.