Chiropractic Practice and Related Assets in South Dakota

Sale of Chiropractic Practice and Related Assets, described as below:

• Mark Bledsoe’s 100% ownership of the sole proprietorship known as Bledsoe Family Chiropractic, valued in Debtors’ scheduled as “reflected in assets listed on Schedules.” This enterprise is identified in Debtors’ federal income tax return as “Bledsoe Chiropractic Clinic.”

• Tangible personal property used in the chiropractic practice described as: 18 chairs; 2 end tables; 2 tables; 4 bench tables; mini table; roller table; duel stool; 2 cox tables; Terry Redlin print; 3 Mary Groth prints; misc. lamps, stands, pictures, mirrors, posters, office supplies, etc.; George Prisbe print; Desk; 5 office chairs; Bookcase; Electromuscle Stim[ulator]; 2 Hydroculators; blood pressure cuff; 2 utlrasounds; X-Ray & Processor; 6 phones; 3 computers; Laptop; 4 monitors; 2 copier/fax machines; Computer; printer; lap top computer; chiropractic bench; adjusting table

• Chiropractic practice accounts receivable valued in Debtors’ original schedules at $63,778.07, but valued on the date of conversion in Debtors’ amended schedules at $24,158.37. It is expressly understood that the accounts receivable contemplated herein are only those receivables owed and outstanding as of August 19, 2016. The Trustee is not selling accounts receivable (if any) which first accrued after the date of conversion, August 19, 2016.