The Fed typically reacts to inflation by increasing interest rates to cool the economy - by using the ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure approach.

The seller gets the joy for curing it. 

Lawsuits are not covered by the moratorium because they don't cure by eviction but by monetary judgement.  

This type of crack is common to concrete and frequently indicates normal shrinkage during the curing process, rather than structural concerns.ASBESTOS FLOORING CONCERN: Vinyl floor tiles (and flooring adhesives) of this era sometimes contain asbestos.

Lease violations are not covered by any moratorium so you can proceed should they not cure the situation. 

My demand letter was delivered yesterday giving them 30 days to cure. 

Be sure your Seller carry note spells out clearly how long you have to cure a delinquency.

You should have a conversation with them thusly:1) Only one dog is allowed per your lease2) you have two dogs3) here's an addendum that legalizes your second dog4) But please note that you can't breed dogs here or have more dogs (write it straight into the addendum)5) If you start breeding dogs, I will do a quit or cure notice, which leads to eviction, and I'll get the city inspector involved (you'll get the city inspector involved so you can show actual damages to the judge)This is why I don't allow dogs in my places.

I'd post a notice on the property for a cure/quit.

Depending on the state, that should trigger you serving Notice-To-Cure and/or having a conversation with the tenant that he is breaking the lease he has signed and that could render an eviction.