I don't need to wait for the property to exist after deletion; my goal is to assert that it doesn't exist anymore. How can I achieve this without adjusting the auto-wait timeout, but instead using a method tailored for this particular situation?
WaitNNN methods are used to wait for an object in test, which is different from property. You can specify a timeout period of 0 seconds, and it will return the needed object if it exists. Otherwise it will return a stub. To check whether the returned object is a valid object, use the Exists property.
I suggest you try the examples given in the link that I have provided, on the control you are working on.
