We do all our due diligence and then all our potential properties end up getting postponed.

The auction there had less competition but it got really old driving over the Hopland Grade just to find out the sale was postponed.  

It's normally postponed to when prices are high.

If I flipped it, then I would just postpone the income tax from the acquisition to the disposition of the property (assuming I profited :-).Keep up the good work.

The person or company that is handling the negotiations on your behalf should be asking to have this foreclosure date postponed while the short sale is being negotiated.

On street smart tenants they can postpone and delay an eviction.

To me, it seems like another tool for bad faith filers to postpone the inevitable.

There aren't many investors who take the time or have the courage to do it.Yes, if they are interested in your help, you can get them to give you authorization to talk to their lender and you can work a short sale or if enough equity, just get the bank to postpone until you can close.It's a much better option to buy a property from the owner than bidding with everyone else.

It creates a stir with the other bidders but you have to stand your ground usually the crier will need to call headquarters and headquarters calls the bank or servicer.. they will then postpone the sale until they hear back..

For what ever reason they have been postponing the demolition my guess is the owner has requested multiple extensions.