Which item is used to indicate the property’s boundary in the notice of sale contents?

• A. Block/Lot
• B. Description of Property
• C. Time Date & Location of Sale
• D. Environmental/Military Statement

Answer: (A)

The boundary of the property in a notice of sale is identified by the Block/Lot. In land records, parcels are laid out on a plat map divided into blocks and individual lots; the block and lot numbers point to the exact parcel being sold. This system provides a precise, map-based reference that buyers and officials can locate easily.

The other items serve different purposes: a Description of Property may include the legal description or narrative details of the parcel, but the block/lot designation is the standard shorthand that signals the boundary on the map. The Time Date & Location of Sale tells when and where the sale occurs, not the boundary. The Environmental/Military Statement covers unrelated notes about environmental or security considerations.