does not make a lot of sense. other than trying to wipe out the senior debt if you go all the way to foreclose out the property.. but senior debt has the right to cure.. but you know people.. its all about angles

They have significant equity and therefor significant motivation to pay the arrearage and cure the foreclosure. 

There is NO pet condition that I can't cure with the SCOE10x.     

If they don’t pay in full then a quit or cure on the 10th.

If you have a contract, you need to issue the Seller a CURE Notice. 

I think what you have is a potential additional income stream, because in urban areas parking and storage are at a premium.If you start to feel bad about charging extra, call around and get price quotes at storage facilities - that will cure your guilt quite quickly.

I had until December 12 to cure this or it would go back into foreclosure.On December 5, I went to my local WF branch and tried to cure the mortgage. 

In Alaska you have to post a cure or quit notice that gives 7 days to cure the problem.

If that should occur, you will get notice to cure and you have time to sell, refinance, or work out a deal with the bank.

If the Seller is not complying with the Tenant move out, you send a "Cure Notice" or whatever you call it in your area.