Stop, enjoin, delay, void, set aside, annul, stay, or postpone a foreclosure sale; ii.

Unless the contract gives the seller the unilateral right to postpone closing, you can always say no and be prepared to close on the original date.

My insurance agent neglected to put in the state abbreviation when submitting the mortgagee's address for my insurance policy, and this delayed the processing of the policy to the extent that escrow was postponed for lack of sufficient evidence of insurance at the anticipated closing date.  

So come on by, the next meeting should be on Valentine's day, so we're working on postponing it until the week after (Feb. 21st). 

I finally heard back from the seller; they are still trying to get a postponement from Wells Fargo.

I had an employee that did nothing but follow all the NOD s in my market POrtlandia .. it was a full time job.. taking down the postponements.. the BKs  the removals .. then popping back up.its a job really.. its virtually impossible to just hone in on one or two props.. you will get frustrated real fast..

Their explanation of the counter price was that they split the difference on the BPO values....real scientific of them.The loss mitigator, or better yet, her title is Homeownership Preservation Specialist, stated that if I wanted to get the auction date postponed all I had to do was accept the counteroffer of 259K.So today, I did.

Postponed closings and lost contracts just extend your timeline and holding costs.

It's more of a tax deferment: postponing the need to pay taxes until the future. 

FYI - I am NOT contemplating this at all..I read that some people are taking advantage of the CARES Act to postpone mortgage payments in an attempt to combine 2-3 mortgage payments into 1 mortgage to pay one off sooner.I guess if someone has 10 mortgages, the put 9 in forbearance and put all 10 payments on the smaller balance is the strategy?