I would check https://dpr.delaware.gov/ for more info there.Do you have any experience in PM?

- If the home still isn't under contract by the end of this bidding period, they'll consider     negotiating with the highest offer or wait until there's an offer worthy of their consideration.  

I recently paid $50K for access to a “tribe” where I, as a complete newb with no relevant industry experience at all, was taught to stand up a webpage touting the benefits of multifamily and then come and start posting here.I was taught to attempt to attract money from people like you who have recently come into a large pile of wealth and have no plan whatsoever.What I will do is take your money, and give it to this random other person in my $50K mentorship program who also has basically no experience raising and deploying capital.When I give them $100K I have raised from you, I will be given a 10% finders fee of $10K.

Any insights or experiences with similar situations would be greatly appreciated!

Since your'e PMA requires 2 months' notice, I would take some time (sooner than later) with them to see if they can explain to you why there is no interest in your property based on their experience.

Every action you take is a learning experience that will help you learn and grow.

If anyone has any recommendations of a good first-time buyer market, personal experiences, etc.

In my opinion, your best bet at this point is to remove the listing for a few weeks and re-list it as a new listing with updated photos, new write-up, upstairs staging and minor repairs as others suggested.

Our experience has been that when this happens (we have had this situation at least 4 times) it always plays out the same way, there is some sort of clerical error and we usually have it resolved in 1 -2 months AND they pay the back rent.

I’m excited to connect with fellow investors, share insights, and learn from your experiences.