1. Sales free and clear of liens claims or encumbrances;
2. Sales in the ordinary course of business; or
3. Sales of personally identifiable information under § 363(b)(1)(B),

The trustee, or debtor, as appropriate, shall prepare, file, and serve pursuant to Bankruptcy Rule 7004 a Report and Notice of Intention to Sell Property of the Estate, form available at www.flnb.uscourts.gov. Where the value of the estate's interest in the property is less than $1,000.00, notice need be given only to the debtor, debtor's attorney, any committee or its authorized agent, the U.S. Trustee's Office, and to any creditor and equity security holders who file a request that all notices be sent to them.

1. The Trustee or Debtor, as appropriate, shall file a motion pursuant to Rule 6004(c) for authority to sell property free and clear of liens or other interests, and serve the motion on all parties who have liens or other interests in the property to be sold; and
2. Once the Clerk has scheduled a hearing on the motion, the movant shall file a Report and Notice of Intention to Sell Property of the Estate containing the date, time and place for the hearing on the motion. The moving party may serve the Report and Notice pursuant to the negative notice procedure under these rules (see local forms page on www.flnb.uscourts.gov) as provided in Rule 6004(a), and serve the notice on all creditors and parties in interest.
   
   1. If an objection to the motion is timely filed, the objection will be set for hearing at the same time as the motion.
   2. If no objection to the sale is filed within the negative notice period set forth in the notice, then the motion may be granted without a hearing. If an order is entered granting the motion, the sale may proceed without the necessity for the hearing. If no order granting the motion is entered, the hearing will proceed as scheduled.