Similarly, in In re Hood, 92 B.R. 648, 655 (Bankr. E.D. Va. 1988), while the court stated that, “[a]fter the bankruptcy court has entered an order granting relief from the automatic stay, the subject property is generally considered to be removed from the estate even though it may technically and temporarily remain property of the estate,” the court was discussing a debtor who sought to overturn a foreclosure. The court noted that “there must be a point of finality in a foreclosure of a security interest,” id. at 656, supporting the Trustee's argument that the property was not removed from the bankruptcy court's jurisdiction solely by virtue of the court lifting the stay. Appellants also rely on Loken-Flack, LLC v. Stoner, No. 13-cv-00915-PAB-CBS, 2014 WL 3562792, at *7 (D. Colo. July 17, 2014).