That's to say that obtaining a property at a distressed value that holds some basis for a lower price that can be easily cured is rare.

Also, new concrete floors need to cure for a minimum of 60 days.Hope that helps!

If you fail to cure this violation by the deadline this notice will serve as a 30 day notice to terminate your lease.

The note will need to be paid off or cured or the auction day will need to be delayed (by initiating a short sale, begging the lender and/or declaring bankruptcy.... or TRO, but that's a whole other topic).You might have to act fast, or take action to delay the auction, but we do it all the time.

We issue a 7-day notice WITH and a 7 day notice WITHOUT opportunity to cure the problem.

It is the magic cure for proving your property is in service". 

This was explained to her, that she does not need to leave the property and that the investor that purchases it will want her to stay, but she is uncooperative.Florida Statute says we need to send a letter stating she needs to "cure" this issue within 7 days or else we can begin the eviction process.

I suspect Ken has cured this issue with the new arrangements.The ability of a lender to terminate an installment contract and not release title goes to circumventing foreclosure laws, any equitable interest as set by state law needs to be foreclosed upon, not simply terminated and deeded back the the seller.

Curing their first mortgage for $75k using any of the above options does you no good if they owe another $75k on a second mortgage or HELOC!

@Wesley Jensen I would give her a written 14 day notice to cure.