distressed-asset-sale-checklistlisted

# Distressed Asset Sale Checklist ## Purpose Build a checklist for a bankruptcy or distressed asset sale — a sale checklist, a diligence request list, a contract/cure tracker, and a closing-deliverables tracker — so a qualified attorney can run and review the sale process. This skill organizes the process and the documents; it concludes nothing on whether assets may be sold free and clear or whether sale procedures are sufficient. ## Use When - A bankruptcy or distressed asset sale needs its process steps, diligence, and closing deliverables organized for an attorney. - A buyer, seller, or debtor needs the sale checklist, contract/cure tracker, and closing tracker built with sources. - A sale process must be scoped before bid procedures or a sale hearing are considered. ## Required Inputs - Asset description and the sale process contemplated. - The user's party role (buyer-side, debtor/seller-side, lender-side, committee-side, or other). - Court or jurisdiction if known, or `[verify jurisdiction]`. - Stalking-horse terms if provided, and bid procedures if provided. - Liens and encumbrances, cure costs as provided, and assigned contracts as provided. - Employee matters, intellectual property, real estate, taxes, and regulatory approvals if provided. - Closing deliverables and any sale-order issues the user raises. - Any sale, bid, objection, or hearing dates, echoed and marked `[deadline verification required]`. - Source references to sale documents, motion