What are the listing periods?
Properties can be in one of four listing periods, depending on the type of property, the Bid Open Date, and how long it has been on the market. These listing periods are: Lottery: For an insured or uninsured single unit property in a revitalization area, plus all other uninsured properties. The initial listing period is seven (7) days. Exclusive (a) For insured properties not in a revitalization area. The initial listing period is thirty (30) days. (b) Unsold insured or uninsured single unit properties in a revitalization area. This listing period is thirty (30) days. For unsold uninsured properties, the listing period is five (5) days. Extended: For properties that are not sold in the Lottery or Exclusive periods, this listing period is one-hundred-and-eighty (180) days from the original list date. Dollar: For unsold properties after the Extended period, this listing period is ten (10) days, after which the home returns to an Extended listing.
Properties can be in one of four listing periods, depending on the type of property, the Bid Open Date, and how long it has been on the market. These listing periods are:Lottery: For an insured or uninsured single unit property in a revitalization area, plus all other uninsured properties. The initial listing period is seven (7) days.Exclusive (a) For insured properties not in a revitalization area. The initial listing period is thirty (30) days. (b) Unsold insured or uninsured single unit properties in a revitalization area. This listing period is thirty (30) days. For unsold uninsured properties, the listing period is five (5) days.Extended: For properties that are not sold in the lottery or exclusive periods, this listing period is one-hundred-and-eighty (180) days from the original list date.Dollar: For unsold properties after the Extended period, this listing period is ten (10) days, after which the home returns to an extended listing.