I mean, you could list it and get an offer over the weekend and prepare the paperwork and get the auction postponed.  

I would be happy to explain privately though.If you don't know how to use this type of loan correctly, all it will do is postpone a future problem, that you have not planned a solution for.  

I've seen the judge snap at foreign buyers who, for example, were struggling figuring out what their next bid would be.In general, a fair number of properties didn't sell (as in, no one bid), or for whatever reason were postponed or didn't happen despite being on the list.

The thing is that we've had to postpone closing twice due to not having an answer from the IRS.Well, I have several questions about this, what should I do?

Time is your friend with all investment strategies, so do as much as you can as early as you can.... postpone some of the personal "wants" until you have built a strong rental portfolio (if that is your investing focus) to provide steady income that surpasses your base pay.  

It seems a lot of counties postponed capex during the recession and are now assessing their way out of trouble.

The auction keeps getting postponed which probably means the bank did not get their price.I think my only opportunity is to get in a deal with the homeowner.

I don't know how often, or how many podcasts you listen to, but if your truly interested in any type of real estate, I believe you with find the courage and motivation that it takes through those podcasts, and through reading, because you will most likely find someone who has been or is in a similar situation to yourself, and had been creating reasons to postpone jumping into real estate and finally did.

And the sale was postponed with defendant adjourn for 4 weeks ( In NJ defendants have this option to adjourn for 4 weeks) .

I've sometimes tracked a home that a client is interested in for several months, showing up at the courthouse steps on the day of the auction, only to have it get postponed for another month.