That way, you use all your equity to purchase the upleg and you postpone paying capital gains taxes.

I freaked out and postponed closing until the dead-beat tenant was out.The tenant is packed up and moving.

Having said that I would want to postpone the expense of turnover and vacancy.

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

And sees that he can postpone all trustee sale.

From what I understand, this is used to postpone capital gain taxes.

Next one should be the first Saturday in September though with Labor day not sure if that one will be postponed or not.Heres a link to the meetup site -- definitely make it a point to attend one, you can sing up and receive email updates for meeting times, folks will pose questions etc.   

If you are planning on working on the interior throughout the winter and listing in the spring, you can always postpone the exterior work til then, when temperatures are more forgiving.Hope that helps!

EddieBy law the bank is prohibited from dealing with you directly, it is interpreted as attempting to collect during the bankruptcy so any attempts to sell anything must be done through the trustee but it is done often.When the foreclosure is just days away the bank can postpone it but in my experiences the bank can be trusted to pretty much not stick to anything they say, but it doesn't hurt to try.

There is also the possibility of someone stepping on a nail or screw or some other ridiculous thing that people not familiar with construction might get themselves into.Basically, I'm sure they don't mind you coming by to look at things but they're in the business of getting the house completed asap and avoiding any outside interferences which may (however slight) increase their legal liabilities and possibly postpone the development and cost a ton of money.More realistic would be for you to just set certain points or phases when you'd like to see the construction.