I rented as a young adult (18-22 years old), and NEVER had an issue with maintenance requests being postponed.

Well the inspection is complete today , it was postpone until today so I could get into each unit... there are major damages to the exterior of the property. bowing brick facing, roof replacing, electrical problems, furnace problems, termites, omg on and on and on,let alone the fact that all tenants claim they put up a  security deposit one claiming 2 months, There was so much but looking on the surface the place looked really good ,,When I was told about due diligence that was spot on, getting a professional inspection is worth it because I would not have known until it was to late and to late is after closing when I would own all of these problems

Section 6 permits Affected Taxpayers that have a deadline falling between the Disaster Date in the Disaster Relief Notice and the last day of the Postponement Period to extend that deadline to the last day of the Postponement Period.Example 1: Disaster Date is June 14.

From my experience, it is pretty easy to get the bank to postpone the auction sale.

Even after communicating the observed neglect she constantly postponed the inevitable

If this loan is still in place when you sell you can use a 1031 exchange to postpone or eliminate the Unrelated business income tax and/or unrelated debt financed income tax that would be due as a result of your IRAS Non Recourse loan. 

One thing to consider is many of your deals can be held long enough to qualify for long term capital gains instead of short term capital gains so if you can it often is worth while postponing sales etc.

I am tracking a property that is scheduled for Auction this week (provided it isn't postponed!)

Postponing the inevitable is only going to be viewed by tenants as intentionally inflicting ongoing pain.

I had been a loan officer focusing on foreclosure refinances (using Washington Mutual, New Century, Option One, One Stop and so on) so I knew loss mit and who to talk to, to get a postponement if needed, so we could close.