It's a waste of time (and money) to call, text or mail people that aren't in foreclosure anymore.These third party companies only publish the original foreclosure notice...they don't track cancelations or postponements.

You can usually fit it in within the dates, just beware of anything that's found that you want to renegotiate can postpone closing which isn't cool with most wholesalers.4) What are ways I can request my earnest money back?

Postpone selling till you can fix it and have ENOUGH time to make sure it works.A 6" drop in first 2' of space around the house would be a good start,,,AFTER you put a french drain in, which isnt hard,,,depending if you have someplace to drain it to.And whose idea was it to dump sump pump water next to foundation so it runs right back inside?

A few times the second and first both were on schedule for the sheriff sale on the same day; when that happens the attorney for the second will usually just postpone, because nobody in their right mind will bid on that second when the first will be auctioned shortly thereafter.

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

Why not just postpone settlement until after the tenant is out, and make sure that the vacated apartment isn't destroyed?

We are wondering if we could ask the BP community for ideas and advice on securing purchase, rehab, and misc funds.We were thinking of establishing an LLC, but I think we'll postpone that until we have some working capital to avoid additional credit issues.I believe we both have 750+ credit scores, modest 401k/403bs, and modest home equity.  

@Brett Goldsmith I am trying to determine who actually owns my loan.I have religiously filed loan modification for almost 8 yrs - with NO approval or denial - only a new foreclosure sale date - all of which were postponed/canceled.

Now I am shifting to buying short sales and rehabbing, and will be hesitant to buy a property as we approach the end of the year, particularly if the property needs outside work that the weather would postpone.

Small items might be taken care of but in the end the majority of the maintenance just gets postponed and accumulates.