Cancelling lease for landlord failures requires written notice of default from tenant and 14 calendar days to cure, and the default remains uncured within that time.

Good carpet can cure that but then you could have the mositure issues under the carpet.Maybe in your market you should avoid a slab.....

The method is called CIPP (cured-in-place piping), where a resin coated lining is run through the damaged cast iron, after being cleaned, and is inflated until it cures. 

Drawing up "notice to cure" memo with late payment fee schedule now.

These help support and give strength to the slab once it has cured.

If you can't do it as he suggests or even in the interim you might enforce against non-compliance by serving a cure or quit notice.

Making it go up stairs, down stairs, stand on 2 wheels for added height...But instead of improving an inferior system, they should be looking into exoskeletons,  or better yet find a cure for paraplegia.Same with DMM.

State law dictates how delivery should be done, but usually requires personally serving the written notice and certified delivery with proof of receipt.A written eviction notice should include the date the tenant must cure or quit, the total amount owed by the tenant in the case of unpaid rent, and the number of days the tenant has to respond or leave before beginning the eviction process with the court.Step #5: File the eviction in courtThe clerk at your local courthouse will ask you to pay a filing fee and then schedule a hearing date for the eviction.

Not sure how this method could be enforced, I'd rather cloud title (ounce of prevention) than pursue through the courts (pound of cure).Well that's my update for today.P.S.

If it needs a form or a violation notice, build a template now and you'll have less work when you are in the middle of the storm.An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.