Most people also do not understand that as long as the insurer is making a good faith effort to cure the defect they do not have liability for lost income for not being able to foreclose, carrying costs if they borrowed the money to purchase the asset or anything else the insured or their attorney might think of. 

"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure": careful tenant screening, inspecting properties regularly, and perhaps most importantly: serving the notice to pay or quit promptly every time rent is late are key steps to take to avoid situations where one might need to evict. 

I still use security deposits thanks to the right to cure provisions.

I'd post a notice to cure and tell them they have to get out, so you can treat the unit.also hindsight is great, but you need to do regular inspections, especially with new tenants.  

Follow your state law for the format of delivery for both and the number of days for the cure period for the unpaid utilities.  3) Provide the tenant with any resources you are aware of to help get her utilities current. 

Yes, I would pass on it unless there's a man-made reason for the sinkhole that has been cured (a long leaking water line, for example).

Give the notice required by your jurisdiction to to cure the problem.   

Hopefully you can build your team off BP, i've had great success curing client and colleague relationships. 

I put together a deal in Maili not too long ago -- sub-2, cure the arrears, rent out, sell down the road.

My tiler is trying to figure out if there's enough time for the new concrete to cure before he lays the tiles, so he can't wait for the carpenter to lay the concrete.