Yes, you can think of it as "paying for the refi cash when the property is sold" - which is not technically correct, but is economically correct.If you do a 1031 - capital gain is postponed, including the tax on the refi portion.You cannot sell and then 1031. 1031 is done instead of sale and must be set up before you sell.

Lenders will only extend approvals so long and postpone foreclosure sale for so long.

Yes I know you have put it off a couple of times but whats wrong with postponing it again if necessary?

The venue for Dec 4th ended up being booked up so I'm in search for another location but have a feeling we will have to postpone to the new year...Hit me up if you ever want to talk shop locally!

Oil and other large multi-billion dollar projects that were supposed to be taking off throughout BC and AB have slowed, been postponed or cancelled all together.  

So, you could have attorney file emergency motion to the judge assigned for this matter to postpone the sale due to the circumstances of a too recent change in mortgagee. 

And, yes, it is very possible the case could be set aside, postponed, resolved, etc.

If you're working your whole life to postpone the things you are working for, you're not living it!

The rest either postpone a purchase or are just lookers.

You need a lawyer that will do everything in his power to expedite things - not postpone them for endless months.This is about the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard!