If a property is not sold within 135 days to a qualifying applicant, what is the next step?

When a property is not sold within the specified period of 135 days to a qualifying applicant, the subsequent step involves offering the property for public sale, typically through a sealed bid or auction process. This approach serves multiple purposes. It increases the visibility of the property, potentially attracting a broader pool of buyers who may be interested in making offers. By transitioning to a public sale format, the organization can effectively manage the unsold asset and facilitate its sale in a competitive environment, thereby maximizing the potential return on the property.

While other options may reflect alternative ways to handle unsold properties, such as advertising for lease or re-advertising for sale, the direct next step to appropriately expedite the sale process is through a public bidding mechanism. Offering the property in this manner aligns with the goal of efficiently moving assets and ensuring they do not remain idle.