I guess my question is very specific to my state, Co, and I am wondering if the only way to postpone the sale is to file an intent to cure, or if the sale can be continued in another way, so that there could be time to negotiate with the owner.

If you get any offer, even a low offer in, this will post pone auction date.

Our new renter is going to move in on 4/1 too and I am not sure if what they do is another postponement.

We do a datedown the day before the sale to make sure no one filed BK or other stall tactic but in general, if our sale is at 1:00 and someone gets a postponement for some reason prior to that 1:00 start time, we would have to postpone or unwind any sale that may have occurred.

I have a life line to get the auction post poned, but was not sure if anyone has feedback about the above?

I think in many scenarios it is human nature to postpone big ticket items to maximize cash flow and when the property is sold - those big ticket issues are sold as well.So deferred maintenance is something I would look very closely at.Chris

See chapter 16 for information about ordering the form.Election to postpone reporting until the following year.

One person had called from the second letter and said they were working on a refi with the bank, and that the auction date was postponed (my source didn't reflect that).And where there was no auction date listed, I was counting 60 days from the date of filing, but some have the auction date only 30 days or less after the filing date.I don't want to waste my time writing letters to dead ends.

Even though usually the possibility of a short sale will lead the lender to postpone the foreclosure date.

I absolutely HATE going to those damn HOA meetings and finding out how many homeowners aren't paying their dues so we have to either increase the dues for everyone else or postpone maintenance.