IE be able to pull all the docs either on line or at the courthouse.. one of the main reasons is that so many get postponed or worked out and never go to sale so you don't want to pay for title searchs you could go broke doing that.  

When a task shows up for my day, I either get it handled or I postpone it.

We know that they have postponed the foreclosure auction indefinitely, but maybe they're going to schedule a new auction and go that route again?

We’ve suggested to postpone closing by two weeks and are waiting to hear if that’s acceptable.

We have postponed the meet ups until later in April due to COVID19 but I'll send to you when we have new dates. 

UGGG.... with 3 children this is less than ideal.But there is no guarantee that the house will actually go to sale on May 11th, because the home owner and his "short sale specialist" are so slimy and unethical they know every trick in the book to postpone the foreclosure date.

Not much action. 3/4 of the properties either received a stay or were postponed to a later date.

Until the Sheriff Sale actually sells the property to a lien holder or to a third-party buyer, the deed does not change ownership.And with Sheriff Sales (and foreclosures in general), the property owners can use many tactics to postpone the actual sale and drag things out ...

In the 5 western states that we cover we are are being plagued by postponements which could provide more time to short sale.

I have never had to postpone an auction, how do I go about doing it?