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UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF INDIANA

INDIANAPOLIS DIVISION

IN RE: : : Case No. 16-07207-JMB-7A ITT EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, INC., : : Jointly Administered Debtor. :

AMENDED NOTICE OF MOTION AND OPPORTUNITY TO OBJECT PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on October 13, 2016, CRI Mill Run Limited (the “Landlord”), a landlord of Debtor ITT Educational Services, Inc. (the “Debtor”), by counsel, filed its MOTION OF CRI MILL RUN LIMITED FOR AN ENTRY OF AN ORDER GRANTING RELIEF FROM THE AUTOMATIC STAY PURSUANT TO 11 U.S.C. § 362(d)(1) AND (2) (the “Motion”) [Doc 357] with respect to its lease with the Debtor for real property used for instructional purposes located in Columbus, Ohio. A Copy of the Motion may be reviewed at the office of the Clerk of the Bankruptcy Court or by contacting the undersigned. Your rights may be affected. Parties in interest in the above-captioned case have until November 9, 2016 at 4:00 p.m. EST, to file an objection to the Motion in accordance with Local Rule S.D.Ind. B-9013-1. Objections must be in writing and filed with the Bankruptcy Court at http://ecf.insb.uscourts.gov (user account and password required) or, if not permitted to file electronically, with the Clerk’s Office, 46 East Ohio Street, Room 116, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204. Any objection filed must be served on the attorney for the parties at the following address: Donald D. Levenhagen LANDMAN BEATTY, LAWYERS, LLP 9100 Keystone Crossing, Suite 870 P.O. Box 40960 Indianapolis, IN 46244-0953 (317) 236-1040 (317) 236-1049 FAX Email: dlevenhagen@landmanbeatty.com

NOTICE IS GIVEN pursuant to Bankruptcy Rule 6006(c) and the Notice, Case Management and Administrative Procedures (the “Procedures”) approved by this Court on October 4, 2016 [Doc 220], that this Motion is scheduled for hearing on November 16, 2016, at 1:30 p.m. EST (“Hearing Date”) at the United States Bankruptcy Court, Room 325, 46 East Ohio Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204.

If no objection is timely filed, an order may be entered by the Court for the relief requested without further notice or holding the scheduled hearing.

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Pursuant to the Notice, Case Management and Administrative Procedures (the “Procedures”) approved by this Court on October 4, 2016 [Doc 220], the undersigned will serve a copy of this Notice of Motion and Opportunity to Object on the following (as defined in the Procedures): (a) the Core Group, (b) the Request for Notice List; and (c) the Appearance List. Respectfully submitted,

LANDMAN BEATTY, LAWYERS, LLP

By /s/ Donald D. Levenhagen Donald D. Levenhagen (#10327-49)

Attorneys for Creditor CRI Mill Run Limited

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

I hereby certify that on the 13th day of October, a copy of the foregoing Appearance was filed electronically. Service of this filing will be made on all ECF-registered counsel by operation of the Court’s Electronic Case Filing System (ECF) or by U.S. Mail, first class postage prepaid. Parties may access this filing through the Court’s ECF System. Robert N Amkraut on behalf of Creditor Boeing Employees Credit Union ramkraut@riddellwilliams.com Scott S. Anders on behalf of Creditors Cascade Station 1, LLC and Cascade Station 2, LLC scott.anders@jordanramis.com; litparalegal@jordanramis.com Kay Dee Baird on behalf of Creditor Providence Melrose Vista, LLC kbaird@kdlegal.com; rhobdy@kdlegal.com; crbpgpleadings@kdlegal.com Michael I. Baird on behalf of Creditor Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation baird.michael@pbgc.gov; efile@pbgc.gov William J. Barrett on behalf of Creditor Boyd Orange GSA, LLC william.barrett@bfkn.com; mark.mackowiak@bfkn.com Ashley Flynn Bartram on behalf of Other Professional The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board ashley.bartram@oag.texas.gov; elizabeth.martin@oag.texas.gov Richard James Bernard on behalf of Creditor Student CU Connect CUSO, LLC rbernard@foley.com Joan Ligocki Blackwell on behalf of Creditor Ricoh USA, Inc. joan.blackwell@btlaw.com

Kayla D. Britton on behalf of Debtors Daniel Webster College, Inc., ESI Service Corp., and ITT Educational Services, Inc., Member Debtors Daniel Webster College, Inc. and ESI Service Corp., and Trustee Deborah J. Caruso kayla.britton@faegrebd.com; cindy.wondra@faegrebd.com; sarah.herendeen@faegrebd.com James E. Carlberg on behalf of Creditor Gessner 2014 LP jcarlberg@boselaw.com; mwakefield@boselaw.com; rmurphy@boselaw.com Deborah Caruso on behalf of Trustee and Plaintiff Deborah Caruso trusteecaruso@rubin-levin.net, DJC@trustesolutions.net; mcruser@rubin-levin.net; DJC@trustesolutions.net Joshua W. Casselman on behalf of Trustee Deborah J. Caruso jcasselman@rubin-levin.net; angie@rubin-levin.net Sonia A. Chae on behalf of United States Securities & Exchange Commission chaes@sec.gov John Andrew Chanin on behalf of Creditor The Forum Three, LLC jchanin@lindquist.com Michael Edward Collins on behalf of Creditors Insurance Company of North America, Pacific Employers Insurance Company, and Westchester Fire Insurance Company mcollins@manierherod.com Lawrence D. Coppel on behalf of Creditor FRP Hillside LLC#4 lcoppel@gfrlaw.com Heather M. Crockett on behalf of Creditor State of Indiana Heather.Crockett@atg.in.gov; christy.simpson@atg.in.gov David H DeCelles on behalf of Creditor United States of America david.h.decelles@usdoj.gov Dustin R. DeNeal on behalf of Debtors Daniel Webster College, Inc., ESI Service Corp., and ITT Educational Services, Inc., Member Debtors Daniel Webster College, Inc. and ESI Service Corp., and Trustee Deborah J. Caruso dustin.deneal@faegrebd.com; cindy.wondra@faegrebd.com; sarah.herendeen@faegrebd.com Laura A DuVall on behalf of U.S. Trustee Laura.Duvall@usdoj.gov; Catherine.henderson@usdoj.gov Abby Engen on behalf of Creditor State of New Mexico Office of the Attorney General aengen@nmag.gov Charles Anthony Ercole on behalf of Creditors Dennis Artis, Donna A. Lindsay and Patricia Marshall cercole@klehr.com; acollazo@klehr.com

Andrew W Ferich on behalf of Creditor Christin M. Long awf@chimicles.com Patrick F.X. Fitzpatrick on behalf of Creditor STG Realty Ventures, LLC pfitzpatrick@beneschlaw.com: docket@beneschlaw.com; sgarsnett@beneschlaw.com; ccanny@beneschlaw.com; mdabio@beneschlaw.com Lydia Eve French on behalf of Creditor Commonwealth of Massachusetts lydia.french@state.ma.us John Andrew Goodridge on behalf of Creditor Todd Lehman jagoodridge@jaglo.com; angray@jaglo.com; tmrussell@jaglo.com Julian Ari Hammond on behalf of Creditor Sean Miner Jhammond@hammondlawpc.com; ppecherskaya@hammondlawpc.com Adam Craig Harris on behalf of Creditor Cerberus Business Finance, LLC adam.harris@srz.com Rocio Herrera on behalf of Creditor LSREF4 Dual, LLC rocio@johnsonblumberg.com; bkecfnotices@johnsonblumberg.com Michael W. Hile on behalf of Creditor Christin M. Long mhile@jacobsonhile.com; badams@jacobsonhile.com John C. Hoard on behalf of Plaintiff and Trustee Deborah Caruso johnh@rubin-levin.net; marie@rubin-levin.net; atty_jch@trustesolutions.com Jeffrey A Hokanson on behalf of Creditors Insurance Company of North America, Pacific Employers Insurance Company, RREF II Walnut Creek, LLC, and Westchester Fire Insurance Company jhokanson@fbtlaw.com; tacton@fbtlaw.com; jhokanson@ecf.inforuptcy.com Jeffrey L Hunter on behalf of Creditor United States of America, Departments of Defense, Education, and Veterans A jeff.hunter@usdoj.gov, USAINS.ECFBankruptcy@usdoj.gov; denise.woody@usdoj.gov; kristie.baker@usdoj.gov James C Jacobsen on behalf of Creditor State of New Mexico Office of the Attorney General jjacobsen@nmag.gov; eheltman@nmag.gov Christine K. Jacobson on behalf of Creditor Christin M. Long cjacobson@jacobsonhile.com, cjacobson@ecf.inforuptcy.com; badams@jacobsonhile.com Jay Jaffe on behalf of Debtors Daniel Webster College, Inc., ESI Service Corp., and ITT Educational Services, Inc., Member Debtors Daniel Webster College, Inc. and ESI Service Corp., and Trustee Deborah J. Caruso jay.jaffe@faegrebd.com; sarah.herendeen@faegrebd.com

Benjamin F Johns on behalf of Creditor Christin M. Long bfj@chimicles.com; klw@chimicles.com Anthony R. Jost on behalf of Creditors and Plaintiffs Allen Federman, Joanna Castro, and Steve Ryan tjost@rbelaw.com; baldous@rbelaw.com Stephanie A Kanan on behalf of Creditor The Forum Three, LLC skanan@lindquist.com Timothy Q. Karcher on behalf of Plaintiff and Trustee Deborah Caruso tkarcher@proskauer.com Taejin Kim on behalf of Creditor Cerberus Business Finance, LLC tae.kim@srz.com Edward M King on behalf of Creditors Insurance Company of North America, Pacific Employers Insurance Company, and Westchester Fire Insurance Company tking@fbtlaw.com, tking@ecf.inforuptcy.com: lsugg@fbtlaw.com. Lawrence Joel Kotler on behalf of Creditor Ricoh USA, Inc. ljkotler@duanemorris.com Jerrold Scott Kulback on behalf of Creditor Greentree II, LLC jkulback@archerlaw.com David S Lefere on behalf of Creditor B&B Mechanical Services LLC dlefere@mikameyers.com; jfortney@mikameyers.com Donald D Levenhagen on behalf of Creditor CRI Mill Run Limited dlevenhagen@landmanbeatty.com Melinda Hoover MacAnally on behalf of Creditor State of Indiana Melinda.MacAnally@atg.in.gov; christy.simpson@atg.in.gov Jeff J. Marwil on behalf of Plaintiff and Trustee Deborah Caruso jmarwil@proskauer.com; npetrov@proskauer.com; pyoung@proskauer.com; jwebb@proskauer.com Patrick Francis Mastrian, III on behalf of Other Professional Allison Hopkins pmastrian@btlmlaw.com Michael K. McCrory on behalf of Creditors Pearson Education, Inc. and Ricoh USA, Inc. mmccrory@btlaw.com, bankruptcyindy@btlaw.com Robert W. Miller on behalf of Creditor Westchester Fire Insurance Company rmiller@manierherod.com

James P Moloy on behalf of Creditor Gessner 2014 LP jmoloy@boselaw.com; dlingenfelter@boselaw.com; mwakefield@boselaw.com Ronald J. Moore on behalf of U.S. Trustee U.S. Trustee Ronald.Moore@usdoj.gov Hal F Morris on behalf of Other Professional The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board hal.morris@oag.texas.gov Kevin Alonzo Morrissey on behalf of Plaintiffs Dennis Artis, Donna A. Lindsay, and Patricia Marshall kmorrissey@lewis-kappes.com; JMcAlpin@lewis-kappes.com; leckert@lewis-kappes.com; KTinsley@lewis-kappes.com Whitney L Mosby on behalf of Creditor Cerberus Business Finance, LLC wmosby@bgdlegal.com; floyd@bgdlegal.com C. Daniel Motsinger on behalf of Creditor Providence Melrose Vista, LLC cmotsinger@kdlegal.com; crbpgpleadings@kdlegal.com; lsmalley@kdlegal.com Lee Duck Moylan on behalf of Creditors Dennis Artis, Donna A. Lindsay, and Patricia Marshall lmoylan@klehr.com; acollazo@klehr.com Alissa M. Nann on behalf of Creditor Student CU Connect CUSO, LLC anann@foley.com Jack A Raisner on behalf of Creditors and Plaintiffs Allen Federman, Joanna Castro, and Steve Ryan jar@outtengolden.com Jonathan Hjalmer Reischl on behalf of Creditor and Defendant Consumer Financial Protection Bureau jonathan.reischl@cfpb.gov James E Rossow, Jr. on behalf of Plaintiff and Trustee Deborah Caruso jim@rubin-levin.net, ATTY_JER@trustesolutions.com; robin@rubin-levin.net; lisa@rubin-levin.net Rene Sara Roupinian on behalf of Creditors and Plaintiffs Allen Federman, Joanna Castro, and Steve Ryan rsr@outtengolden.com; jxh@outtengolden.com; kdeleon@outtengolden.com; rmasubuchi@outtengolden.com; rfisher@outtengolden.com; gl@outtengolden.com Craig Damon Rust on behalf of Creditor California Department of Consumer Affairs craig.rust@doj.ca.gov; Kristine.orr@doj.ca.gov Joseph Michael Sanders on behalf of Creditor Illinois Attorney General's Office jsanders@atg.state.il.us

Thomas C Scherer on behalf of Creditor Cerberus Business Finance, LLC tscherer@bgdlegal.com; rjenkins@bgdlegal.com Courtney Michelle Scott on behalf of Creditor Indiana Department of Revenue cscott1@dor.in.gov Lauren C. Sorrell on behalf of Creditor Providence Melrose Vista, LLC lsorrell@kdlegal.com Jonathan David Sundheimer on behalf of Creditors Pearson Education, Inc. and Ricoh USA, Inc. jsundheimer@btlaw.com Meredith R. Theisen on behalf of Plaintiff and Trustee Deborah Caruso mtheisen@rubin-levin.net; dwright@rubin-levin.net; mcruser@rubin-levin.net Jessica L Titler on behalf of Creditor Christin M. Long jt@chimicles.com Ronald M. Tucker on behalf of Creditor Simon Property Group, Inc. rtucker@simon.com; cmartin@simon.com; bankruptcy@simon.com U.S. Trustee ustpregion10.in.ecf@usdoj.gov Sally E Veghte on behalf of Creditors Dennis Artis, Donna A. Lindsay and Patricia Marshall sveghte@klehr.com; acollazo@klehr.com Amy L. VonDielingen on behalf of Creditor CNO Financial Group, Inc. avondielingen@woodmclaw.com Michael Benton Willey on behalf of Creditor TN Dept of Revenue michael.willey@ag.tn.gov James T Young on behalf of Trustee Deborah J. Caruso james@rubin-levin.net, atty_young@bluestylus.com; lking@rubin-levin.net Eboney Cobb on behalf of Creditor Arlington ISD Richardson ISD Perdue Brandon Fielder Collins Mott LLP 500 E Border Street Suite 640 Arlington, TX 76010 Alan M Grochal on behalf of Creditor CEC Red Run LLC 100 East Pratt Street 26th Floor Baltimore, MD 21202

Paul Weiser Esq. on behalf of Creditor SWRE Deal V Building LLC Bachalter Nemer 16435 North Scottsdale Road, Suite 440 Scottsdale, AZ 85254-1754 Elizabeth Weller on behalf of Creditor Tarrant County Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP 2777 N. Stemmons Freeway Suite 1000 Dallas, TX 75207

/s/ Donald D. Levenhagen Donald D. Levenhagen

LANDMAN BEATTY, LAWYERS, LLP 9100 Keystone Crossing, Suite 870 P.O. Box 40960 Indianapolis, IN 46244-0953 (317) 236-1040 (317) 236-1049 FAX Email: dlevenhagen@landmanbeatty.com Attorneys for Creditor CRI Mill Run Limited

UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF INDIANA

INDIANAPOLIS DIVISION

IN RE: : : Case No. 16-07207-JMB-7A ITT EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, INC., : : Jointly Administered Debtor. :

MOTION OF CRI MILL RUN LIMITED FOR AN ENTRY OF AN ORDER GRANTING RELIEF FROM THE AUTOMATIC STAY

PURSUANT TO 11 U.S.C. § 362(d)(1) AND (2) CRI Mill Run Limited (the “Landlord”), by and through its undersigned counsel, hereby

moves the Court (the “Motion”) pursuant to § 362(d) of the Bankruptcy Code, for relief from the

automatic stay so that the Landlord may terminate the subject lease and take possession of the

leased premises. In support of this Motion, the Landlord respectfully states as follows:

JURISDICTION

1. This Court has jurisdiction over this matter pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1334.

2. This is a core proceeding pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 157(b)(2)(A) and (G).

3. Venue in this Court is proper pursuant to 28 U.S.C. §§ 1408 and 1409.

4. The statutory predicates for the relief sought in this Motion are §§ 105, 362, 365,

503 and 507 of the Bankruptcy Code.

BACKGROUND

5. On September 16, 2016 (the “Petition Date”), the Debtor, along with certain of its

affiliates and subsidiaries, filed voluntary petitions for relief under Chapter 7 of the Bankruptcy

Code in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Indiana.

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6. Also on September 16, 2016, the Office of the United States Trustee appointed

Deborah J. Caruso as the Chapter 7 Trustee (the “Trustee”) of the Debtor’s estate.

7. The Landlord is the owner of that certain commercial real property located at

3781 Park Mill Run, Suite 1, Hilliard, Ohio 43026, at which the Debtor leases space (the “Leased

Premises”) under the terms of that certain Net Commercial Lease dated December 2, 2002 (as

the same may have been amended from time to time, the “Lease”). A true and correct copy of

the Lease and all Amendments thereto are annexed hereto as Exhibit “A” and incorporated

herein by reference in their entirety.

8. The term of the Lease commenced June 2, 2003, and ends on June 1, 2018, Ex. A

(Lease).

9. Pursuant to the terms of the Lease, the Debtor agreed and is therefore required to

make monthly rent payments to the Landlord by the first day of each month (the “Rent”). Ex. A

(Lease), § 2.01. At all times relevant hereto, the Rent was $40,434.66. Ex. A (Lease)

Amendment, § 2.

10. From the inception of the Lease, the Debtor enjoyed the uninterrupted use and

occupancy of the Leased Premises.

11. On September 6, 2016, the Debtor announced in a press release that it was

“discontinuing [its] academic operations at all of its [locations] permanently.”

12. As of the date hereof, the Trustee has neither assumed nor rejected the Lease and

the Debtor remains in possession of the Leased Premises.

13. Notwithstanding the Debtor’s exclusive use and occupancy of the Leased

Premises as provided under the Lease, the Debtor has failed to timely perform all of the

obligations arising under the Lease from and after the Petition Date, including, but not limited to,

the failure to pay the following:

a. Prorated rent for the period of September 16, 2016 to September 30, 2016 (“Stub Rent”), in the amount of $20,217.30; and

b. Rent for October of 2016 (“Post-Petition Rent”) in the amount of

$40,434.66. The foregoing unpaid post-petition Lease obligations total not less than $60,651.96. 14. As the Trustee has failed to satisfy the unpaid post-petition Lease obligations to

Landlord, the Trustee is in default of its obligations under the terms of the Lease and is in

violation of its obligations under § 365(d)(3) of the Bankruptcy Code.

15. Landlord is in contract for sale of the Leased Premises. The closing of that sale

has been postponed because of the filing of this bankruptcy proceeding. Landlord believes that

in a decision on the matter of whether the Lease will be assumed or rejected has put the contract

in jeopardy.

RELIEF REQUESTED

16. The Landlord seeks relief from the automatic stay to take possession of the

Leased Premises by all lawful means, including, but not limited to, state court process.

17. Landlord further asks that any relief from stay granted upon this Motion take

effect immediately notwithstanding Rule 4001(a)(3) of the Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure.

BASIS FOR THE RELIEF REQUESTED

This Court Should Grant the Landlord Relief From the Automatic Stay

18. Section 362(d) of the Bankruptcy Code provides for circumstances in which the

Court may terminate, annul, modify or condition the automatic stay imposed upon the filing of a

petition for relief under Chapter 7, including for cause shown. That section provides in pertinent

On request of a party in interest and after notice and a hearing, the court shall grant relief from stay provided under subsection (a) of this section, such as by terminating, annulling, modifying, or conditioning such stay – (1) for cause, including the lack of adequate protection of an interest in property of such party in interest; … . (2) with respect to a stay of an act against property under subsection (a) of this section, if – (A) the debtor does not have an equity in such property; and (B) such property is not necessary to an effective reorganization; … 11 U.S.C. § 362(d).

A. “For Cause” Relief.

19. As is more fully set forth in Landlord’s companion Motion to Compel Payment of

Post-Petition Rent, Landlord is entitled to receive its rent in a timely fashion under the

Bankruptcy Code. See, 11 U.S.C. § 365(d)(3). Thus, the mere failure to pay rent is in itself

cause for relief from stay.

20. Moreover, as set forth above, the Bankruptcy Code specifically cites lack of

adequate assurance of future performance as a basis for relief from stay.

21. The Trustee has indicated in its Motion for Use of Cash Collateral, [Doc. 143]

(“Cash Collateral Motion”), that as of September 28, 2016, it had only $520,522.05 on hand in

cash. See, Cash Collateral Motion para. 16. Mill Run understands that the total rent obligation

of all leased premises in the estate was over $3,000,000.00 per month.

22. Trustee seems to believe that there is substantial equity in the real property which

is a part of this estate. However, no schedules have been filed and there has been no showing of

value of real property to establish that there will ever be sufficient funds in the estate to pay all

the rent obligations of leased property along with other potential administrative costs. Thus, no

real assurances of future performance have been given.

23. It is noteworthy that the party opposing relief from stay has the burden of showing

adequate assurance of future performance. In re Boomgarden, 780 F.2d 657, 663 (7th Cir. 1985).

See 11 U.S.C. § 362(d).

24. In any case, it has been more generally held that the Bankruptcy Court may grant

relief from the automatic stay for cause on a case-by-case basis, considering the equities of the

situation. The Court may rely on the following three-pronged test: (1) whether any great

prejudice to either the bankruptcy estate or the debtor will result from the continuation of the

civil suit; (2) whether the hardship to the creditor by maintenance of the stay considerably

outweighs the hardship of the debtor; and (3) whether the creditor has a probability of prevailing

on the merits. In re Fermstrom Storage & Van Co., 938 F.2d 731, 735 (7th Cir. 1991); In re Fed.

Press Co., 117 B.R. 942, 948 (Bankr. N.D. Ind. 1989).

25. Here, all three factors weigh in favor of say relief. First, there is no prejudice to

the Debtor in allowing the Landlord to immediately terminate the Lease and repossess the

Leased Premises as the Debtor has ceased its academic operations and therefore has not need for

the Leased Premises. Second, the hardship to the Landlord greatly outweighs any hardship to the

Debtor as the lost rent and the inability to re-rent the Leased Premises may cause the Landlord to

lose a contract for the sale of that real property.1 Third, the Landlord has a probability of

prevailing on the merits as its rights under the Lease and applicable law are clear.

B. No Equity In Lease.

26. Under the second test of Section 362(d) of the Bankruptcy Code, relief must be

granted if there is no equity in the property and the property is not necessary for effective

reorganization.

27. In this case the rent provided in the Lease is at or above the market rate, it cannot

be sold for a profit. There is no value in the Lease to the estate.

28. Moreover, since this is a Chapter 7 proceeding, there can be no reorganization.

WHEREFORE, the Landlord respectfully requests the entry of an Order (a) granting it

relief from the automatic stay to take possession of the Leased Premises by all lawful means,

including, but not limited to state court process, (b) ordering that the relief from automatic stay

take effect immediately, and (c) granting such other and further relief as the Court deems just

and proper.

Respectfully submitted,

LANDMAN BEATTY, LAWYERS, LLP

By /s/ Donald D. Levenhagen Donald D. Levenhagen (#10327-49)

Attorneys for Creditor CRI Mill Run Limited

1 The present situation places the property in the worst possible situation. Rent is not

being paid and Landlord cannot re-rent the space.

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

I hereby certify that on the 13th day of October, a copy of the foregoing Appearance was filed electronically. Service of this filing will be made on all ECF-registered counsel by operation of the Court’s Electronic Case Filing System (ECF) or by U.S. Mail, first class postage prepaid. Parties may access this filing through the Court’s ECF System. Robert N Amkraut on behalf of Creditor Boeing Employees Credit Union ramkraut@riddellwilliams.com Scott S. Anders on behalf of Creditors Cascade Station 1, LLC and Cascade Station 2, LLC scott.anders@jordanramis.com; litparalegal@jordanramis.com Kay Dee Baird on behalf of Creditor Providence Melrose Vista, LLC kbaird@kdlegal.com; rhobdy@kdlegal.com; crbpgpleadings@kdlegal.com Michael I. Baird on behalf of Creditor Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation baird.michael@pbgc.gov; efile@pbgc.gov William J. Barrett on behalf of Creditor Boyd Orange GSA, LLC william.barrett@bfkn.com; mark.mackowiak@bfkn.com Ashley Flynn Bartram on behalf of Other Professional The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board ashley.bartram@oag.texas.gov; elizabeth.martin@oag.texas.gov Richard James Bernard on behalf of Creditor Student CU Connect CUSO, LLC rbernard@foley.com Joan Ligocki Blackwell on behalf of Creditor Ricoh USA, Inc. joan.blackwell@btlaw.com Kayla D. Britton on behalf of Debtors Daniel Webster College, Inc., ESI Service Corp., and ITT Educational Services, Inc., Member Debtors Daniel Webster College, Inc. and ESI Service Corp., and Trustee Deborah J. Caruso kayla.britton@faegrebd.com; cindy.wondra@faegrebd.com; sarah.herendeen@faegrebd.com James E. Carlberg on behalf of Creditor Gessner 2014 LP jcarlberg@boselaw.com; mwakefield@boselaw.com; rmurphy@boselaw.com Deborah Caruso on behalf of Trustee and Plaintiff Deborah Caruso trusteecaruso@rubin-levin.net, DJC@trustesolutions.net; mcruser@rubin-levin.net; DJC@trustesolutions.net Joshua W. Casselman on behalf of Trustee Deborah J. Caruso jcasselman@rubin-levin.net; angie@rubin-levin.net

Sonia A. Chae on behalf of United States Securities & Exchange Commission chaes@sec.gov John Andrew Chanin on behalf of Creditor The Forum Three, LLC jchanin@lindquist.com Michael Edward Collins on behalf of Creditors Insurance Company of North America, Pacific Employers Insurance Company, and Westchester Fire Insurance Company mcollins@manierherod.com Lawrence D. Coppel on behalf of Creditor FRP Hillside LLC#4 lcoppel@gfrlaw.com Heather M. Crockett on behalf of Creditor State of Indiana Heather.Crockett@atg.in.gov; christy.simpson@atg.in.gov David H DeCelles on behalf of Creditor United States of America david.h.decelles@usdoj.gov Dustin R. DeNeal on behalf of Debtors Daniel Webster College, Inc., ESI Service Corp., and ITT Educational Services, Inc., Member Debtors Daniel Webster College, Inc. and ESI Service Corp., and Trustee Deborah J. Caruso dustin.deneal@faegrebd.com; cindy.wondra@faegrebd.com; sarah.herendeen@faegrebd.com Laura A DuVall on behalf of U.S. Trustee Laura.Duvall@usdoj.gov; Catherine.henderson@usdoj.gov Abby Engen on behalf of Creditor State of New Mexico Office of the Attorney General aengen@nmag.gov Charles Anthony Ercole on behalf of Creditors Dennis Artis, Donna A. Lindsay and Patricia Marshall cercole@klehr.com; acollazo@klehr.com Andrew W Ferich on behalf of Creditor Christin M. Long awf@chimicles.com Patrick F.X. Fitzpatrick on behalf of Creditor STG Realty Ventures, LLC pfitzpatrick@beneschlaw.com: docket@beneschlaw.com; sgarsnett@beneschlaw.com; ccanny@beneschlaw.com; mdabio@beneschlaw.com Lydia Eve French on behalf of Creditor Commonwealth of Massachusetts lydia.french@state.ma.us John Andrew Goodridge on behalf of Creditor Todd Lehman jagoodridge@jaglo.com; angray@jaglo.com; tmrussell@jaglo.com

Julian Ari Hammond on behalf of Creditor Sean Miner Jhammond@hammondlawpc.com; ppecherskaya@hammondlawpc.com Adam Craig Harris on behalf of Creditor Cerberus Business Finance, LLC adam.harris@srz.com Rocio Herrera on behalf of Creditor LSREF4 Dual, LLC rocio@johnsonblumberg.com; bkecfnotices@johnsonblumberg.com Michael W. Hile on behalf of Creditor Christin M. Long mhile@jacobsonhile.com; badams@jacobsonhile.com John C. Hoard on behalf of Plaintiff and Trustee Deborah Caruso johnh@rubin-levin.net; marie@rubin-levin.net; atty_jch@trustesolutions.com Jeffrey A Hokanson on behalf of Creditors Insurance Company of North America, Pacific Employers Insurance Company, RREF II Walnut Creek, LLC, and Westchester Fire Insurance Company jhokanson@fbtlaw.com; tacton@fbtlaw.com; jhokanson@ecf.inforuptcy.com Jeffrey L Hunter on behalf of Creditor United States of America, Departments of Defense, Education, and Veterans A jeff.hunter@usdoj.gov, USAINS.ECFBankruptcy@usdoj.gov; denise.woody@usdoj.gov; kristie.baker@usdoj.gov James C Jacobsen on behalf of Creditor State of New Mexico Office of the Attorney General jjacobsen@nmag.gov; eheltman@nmag.gov Christine K. Jacobson on behalf of Creditor Christin M. Long cjacobson@jacobsonhile.com, cjacobson@ecf.inforuptcy.com; badams@jacobsonhile.com Jay Jaffe on behalf of Debtors Daniel Webster College, Inc., ESI Service Corp., and ITT Educational Services, Inc., Member Debtors Daniel Webster College, Inc. and ESI Service Corp., and Trustee Deborah J. Caruso jay.jaffe@faegrebd.com; sarah.herendeen@faegrebd.com Benjamin F Johns on behalf of Creditor Christin M. Long bfj@chimicles.com; klw@chimicles.com Anthony R. Jost on behalf of Creditors and Plaintiffs Allen Federman, Joanna Castro, and Steve Ryan tjost@rbelaw.com; baldous@rbelaw.com Stephanie A Kanan on behalf of Creditor The Forum Three, LLC skanan@lindquist.com

Timothy Q. Karcher on behalf of Plaintiff and Trustee Deborah Caruso tkarcher@proskauer.com Taejin Kim on behalf of Creditor Cerberus Business Finance, LLC tae.kim@srz.com Edward M King on behalf of Creditors Insurance Company of North America, Pacific Employers Insurance Company, and Westchester Fire Insurance Company tking@fbtlaw.com, tking@ecf.inforuptcy.com: lsugg@fbtlaw.com. Lawrence Joel Kotler on behalf of Creditor Ricoh USA, Inc. ljkotler@duanemorris.com Jerrold Scott Kulback on behalf of Creditor Greentree II, LLC jkulback@archerlaw.com David S Lefere on behalf of Creditor B&B Mechanical Services LLC dlefere@mikameyers.com; jfortney@mikameyers.com Donald D Levenhagen on behalf of Creditor CRI Mill Run Limited dlevenhagen@landmanbeatty.com Melinda Hoover MacAnally on behalf of Creditor State of Indiana Melinda.MacAnally@atg.in.gov; christy.simpson@atg.in.gov Jeff J. Marwil on behalf of Plaintiff and Trustee Deborah Caruso jmarwil@proskauer.com; npetrov@proskauer.com; pyoung@proskauer.com; jwebb@proskauer.com Patrick Francis Mastrian, III on behalf of Other Professional Allison Hopkins pmastrian@btlmlaw.com Michael K. McCrory on behalf of Creditors Pearson Education, Inc. and Ricoh USA, Inc. mmccrory@btlaw.com, bankruptcyindy@btlaw.com Robert W. Miller on behalf of Creditor Westchester Fire Insurance Company rmiller@manierherod.com James P Moloy on behalf of Creditor Gessner 2014 LP jmoloy@boselaw.com; dlingenfelter@boselaw.com; mwakefield@boselaw.com Ronald J. Moore on behalf of U.S. Trustee U.S. Trustee Ronald.Moore@usdoj.gov Hal F Morris on behalf of Other Professional The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board hal.morris@oag.texas.gov

Kevin Alonzo Morrissey on behalf of Plaintiffs Dennis Artis, Donna A. Lindsay, and Patricia Marshall kmorrissey@lewis-kappes.com; JMcAlpin@lewis-kappes.com; leckert@lewis-kappes.com; KTinsley@lewis-kappes.com Whitney L Mosby on behalf of Creditor Cerberus Business Finance, LLC wmosby@bgdlegal.com; floyd@bgdlegal.com C Daniel Motsinger on behalf of Creditor Providence Melrose Vista, LLC cmotsinger@kdlegal.com; crbpgpleadings@kdlegal.com; lsmalley@kdlegal.com Lee Duck Moylan on behalf of Creditors Dennis Artis, Donna A. Lindsay, and Patricia Marshall lmoylan@klehr.com; acollazo@klehr.com Alissa M. Nann on behalf of Creditor Student CU Connect CUSO, LLC anann@foley.com Jack A Raisner on behalf of Creditors and Plaintiffs Allen Federman, Joanna Castro, and Steve Ryan jar@outtengolden.com Jonathan Hjalmer Reischl on behalf of Creditor and Defendant Consumer Financial Protection Bureau jonathan.reischl@cfpb.gov James E Rossow, Jr. on behalf of Plaintiff and Trustee Deborah Caruso jim@rubin-levin.net, ATTY_JER@trustesolutions.com; robin@rubin-levin.net; lisa@rubin-levin.net Rene Sara Roupinian on behalf of Creditors and Plaintiffs Allen Federman, Joanna Castro, and Steve Ryan rsr@outtengolden.com; jxh@outtengolden.com; kdeleon@outtengolden.com; rmasubuchi@outtengolden.com; rfisher@outtengolden.com; gl@outtengolden.com Craig Damon Rust on behalf of Creditor California Department of Consumer Affairs craig.rust@doj.ca.gov; Kristine.orr@doj.ca.gov Joseph Michael Sanders on behalf of Creditor Illinois Attorney General's Office jsanders@atg.state.il.us Thomas C Scherer on behalf of Creditor Cerberus Business Finance, LLC tscherer@bgdlegal.com; rjenkins@bgdlegal.com Courtney Michelle Scott on behalf of Creditor Indiana Department of Revenue cscott1@dor.in.gov

Lauren C. Sorrell on behalf of Creditor Providence Melrose Vista, LLC lsorrell@kdlegal.com Jonathan David Sundheimer on behalf of Creditors Pearson Education, Inc. and Ricoh USA, Inc. jsundheimer@btlaw.com Meredith R. Theisen on behalf of Plaintiff and Trustee Deborah Caruso mtheisen@rubin-levin.net; dwright@rubin-levin.net; mcruser@rubin-levin.net Jessica L Titler on behalf of Creditor Christin M. Long jt@chimicles.com Ronald M. Tucker on behalf of Creditor Simon Property Group, Inc. rtucker@simon.com; cmartin@simon.com; bankruptcy@simon.com U.S. Trustee ustpregion10.in.ecf@usdoj.gov Sally E Veghte on behalf of Creditors Dennis Artis, Donna A. Lindsay and Patricia Marshall sveghte@klehr.com; acollazo@klehr.com Amy L. VonDielingen on behalf of Creditor CNO Financial Group, Inc. avondielingen@woodmclaw.com Michael Benton Willey on behalf of Creditor TN Dept of Revenue michael.willey@ag.tn.gov James T Young on behalf of Trustee Deborah J. Caruso james@rubin-levin.net, atty_young@bluestylus.com; lking@rubin-levin.net Eboney Cobb on behalf of Creditor Arlington ISD Richardson ISD Perdue Brandon Fielder Collins Mott LLP 500 E Border Street Suite 640 Arlington, TX 76010 Alan M Grochal on behalf of Creditor CEC Red Run LLC 100 East Pratt Street 26th Floor Baltimore, MD 21202 Paul Weiser Esq. on behalf of Creditor SWRE Deal V Building LLC Bachalter Nemer 16435 North Scottsdale Road, Suite 440 Scottsdale, AZ 85254-1754

Elizabeth Weller on behalf of Creditor Tarrant County Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP 2777 N. Stemmons Freeway Suite 1000 Dallas, TX 75207 /s/ Donald D. Levenhagen

Donald D. Levenhagen LANDMAN BEATTY, LAWYERS, LLP 9100 Keystone Crossing, Suite 870 P.O. Box 40960 Indianapolis, IN 46244-0953 (317) 236-1040 (317) 236-1049 FAX Email: dlevenhagen@landmanbeatty.com Attorneys for Creditor CRI Mill Run Limited

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