On the other hand,   If they have paid enough to satisfy you, but aren't totally caught up, call the court to get the hearing postponed a month.  

It means that the "writ of execution" to sell the property at sheriff sale has been "stayed" - basically, this is a postponement of the sale, but with the added requirement that the next time that the lender wants to proceed with the foreclosure sheriff sale, then they must re-publish in the newspaper and re-post the property; with a postponement, this is just a continuation of the already published sale to a specific date, no re-advertising needed.

How many times can a mortgagee file for loan modification to postpone foreclosure?

A couple years postponement over a long span won't matter much.

I know I could do a reverse exchange but have already found out that the State can be a glitchy buyer to work with and has postponed closing once already.  

IN GA they are once a month and its quite the show.. you need to do your own title search up front.. to be successful you probably have to follow 50 homes that month figuring 48 will postpone redeem .. wholesaler got to them they renegotiated with the bank etc.. virtually impossible to just hone in on one home.. 

Postpone the closing and have seller pay for your accommodations, storage, extra cost for move etc.Turn this over to your lawyer to manage.

Were having a meet up soon, I was hoping for Monday but the turnout is looking a little small, so we may postpone it.  

Wow – that’s not good from a tax perspectiveThe income – and deposit – would all be taxed in the year of receiptThere’s no tax break, no averaging, no postponing, it’s all just regular income"

From what I can see, you've got to manually monitor legal notices in the Times/Post/County Papers to compile auction notices, then track the sale status (date, cancellation, postponements,etc) on the default attorney/trustee website.