I used to call the attorney for the bank and have them provide documentation in writing that the sale date had been postponed.

It did get postponed to July 1st for now.

If it is, and there's no dismissal or relief from stay the sale will be postponed until the case is dismissed or the lender is awarded relief.

Not saying I believe it or not, but it is a heck of a datapoint.The U.S. homeownership rate may fall to as low as 55 percent because more Americans are choosing to rent as they postpone getting married and having children, said Sam Zell, chairman of landlord Equity Residential.

I would suggest that paying for title work now only to discover that the sale was postponed is something that will leave you disappointed.

Any auctions postponed will take place on the first business day that follows.Notice: All foreclosed properties are sold “AS IS” and may be occupied.

One of the secrets about foreclosures is that being first rarely gets you the deal, instead building trust over time, and being there when they finally give up is what works (for example touching base after the judge give the bank a motion for relief from stay on their bankruptcy that has been postponing the foreclosure sale for 6 months - at which point no one else is even still tracking).Finally, the companies that do offer these usually don't bother with filters because there just aren't enough leads to make filtering useful in most geographies, and getting that data costs more money.

You should easily be able to get the sale postponed as most lenders do it no issues.

The sale date can be postponed and a new date set.

If you can document tenant damage while they are still living there and you know a pretty accurate cost of the repairs, my suggestion is to bill the tenant now...don't postpone them being held responsible until your have to return a deposit when they move.