Can his attorney delay the auction? 

I have looked at tax auctions where there is a tax assessor number, so you think good conveyable lot.  

If They have an outstanding loan of $300k on a $400k property at 3% and they can auction it off for $330k, get their money back and lend it out at 6 or 7% that’s their smart play. 

Unfortunately we bought it at an auction and cannot rent it out so we fixed it up and are selling it, but with this slow market thought of taking out a refi in order to move onto my next project.

I have not found any good wholesalers and acquire properties via foreclosure auctions mostly.  

Looking at REITs, farmland, maybe buying land at auction. 

At a foreclosure auction sale, though, this is a challenge, because we don't have the ability to enter the property until after the title is issued (ten days post sale).  

It is common for many auctions to get called off at the last minute because people will file a court paper to get the auction stopped.  

Tax sale auctions can be very competitive and there is risk involved.Nationally it is said that about 95% of the property owners will redeem and you only get the interest.

I typically buy at online auctions so can someone break this down step by step or correct my steps?