In this section the following words have the meanings indicated. “Land” means real property or any interest in or appurtenant to real property. “Medical debt” has the meaning stated in § 14–203.1 of the Real Property Article. A complaint seeking a money judgment shall indicate whether the judgment sought is for medical debt. A complaint seeking a money judgment for medical debt shall include the address of the primary residence of the defendant. If indexed and recorded as prescribed by the Maryland Rules, a money judgment of a court constitutes a lien to the amount and from the date of the judgment on the judgment debtor’s interest in land located in the county in which the judgment was rendered except: For a lease from year to year or for a term of not more than five years and not renewable; and As provided in § 14–203.1 of the Real Property Article. If indexed and recorded as prescribed by the Maryland Rules, a money judgment constitutes a lien on the judgment debtor’s interest in land located in a county other than the county in which the judgment was originally entered, except: For a lease from year to year or for a term not more than five years and not renewable; and As provided in § 14–203.1 of the Real Property Article. Promptly after the entry of an order of satisfaction or the filing of a written statement by a judgment creditor with the clerk of the court that a judgment of a court has been satisfied, the clerk of the court shall make an entry of the word “satisfied” on the horizontal line in the judgment record where the lien is indexed.