What are the requirements for preparing an insoluble salt?

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In order to prepare an insoluble salt, there must only be a solid present right? The rest must be soluble and in aqueous state right?
 
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Your question isn't very clear. How are you producing this insoluble salt? Through a double displacement reaction?
 

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