See below: Allow new cast-in-place concrete to cure a minimum of 28 days at 75°F (24°C).

Send them a notice to cure or quit.

I had a contingency written in that I would be able to view/inspect all of the units and gave the seller the right to cure.

Burden of proof is usually on the home owner not the municipality. 3) Unfortunately, if the home was not built to code with a party wall instead of just abutt another wall, then it's your responsible to cure the problem.

Serve a legal Notice to Cure and send a copy of that to her Section 8 case manager too.

most agents that I have worked with on these deals have specific short sale negotiators that tack on a feeas @Minna Reid states it takes an agent who is a specialist in this to get these done.I am a have to have it right now guy.. so when this stuff all hit in 07 08 I still had my brokerage that I owned and was going to start doing these .. but man one deal with Ocwen cured me of that desire LOL.. and the bigger brokers that took this on.. its a business unto it self to do it right.in OR there was one broker.. he would just have on the listing.. make your offer here are the PDFS  put in your proof of cash down payment and your prequal.. and submit.. don't call me I will call you  .. they took so long. and of course the buying public does not understand so they are calling their agent 5 times a week wanting to know whats going on and the listing agent says up front I will call you when I know something.. which took months.. 

That way I do not cure the default until I have someone lined up who will pay me. 

If the Due on Sale ever comes up the bank gives you time to a. refinance b. transfer it back to your folk's name c. give you paperwork to assume the loan d. you can sell the property e. you can get a hard money loan to cure the infraction

Then you would write an offer with a 2 week inspection contingency, no right to cure and if the appraisal comes back low you can walk away.My advice on this deal is walk away.

Any magic cures?