If necessary, the sale may be postponed by announcement at the time and location of the original foreclosure sale.

I still think I've got his emails along with his supervisor. they were the least bit concerned that I was working the short and was told it would be postponed, they were more concerned with giving the REO guy at bankunited.

If necessary, the sale may be postponed by announcement at the time and location of the original foreclosure sale.

Money will come too little, too late and just postpone the inevitable loan failures.

I had postpone the inspection because the water was still off.

A clouded title is the best way to postpone.

First, because I am looking to secure a transactional financing source, and second because I have a particular client that wants to buy a particular property, that has been scheduled for auction for the last 3 months or so.What I've come across is a seemingly never-ending sequence of postponements, the timing and predictability of which is uncanny, and usually a reason is stated such as "Beneficiary's Request", "Bankruptcy", etc.

Or the bank can postpone the sale for any reason it wants, or no reason.

I use this: http://lpsasap.comDoesn't look like they have a presence in NY but here in CA they are very useful, and the information is up to the minute in terms of postponements, opening bid amounts, etc.Good luck on finding something locally.

I touched on this property with a thread about a month ago, so feel free to revisit that here:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/103/topics/58157-postponed-no-reason-Now I have a new question.