Paint needs to cure before it hardens completely.  

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The seller does have the "right to cure".I was told that we cannot have more than one inspector by our agent. 

Usually they can cure the issue (missing paperwork, moving out a young adult who gets a felony) during an appeal and keep the voucher. 

Volume will decline more, high end/luxury segment will continue to bleed in this python economy, until the "cure" is introduced.

Once the concrete cures, if you leave it as printed, over time it will endlessly shed dust, so the space will always be dirty.

Then, after I take care of all my other tenants who left messages for the past 4 days we can make an appointment with a vendor for some time that is convenient for him to cure your problem".

You may have to do touch ups after, but you want to leave it for a bit to fully cure before people move furniture in. 

That's not free.Different states have laws on improvements done to the property before the title is cured. 

I would think you need to get them to sign the deed over to you with the condition that you cure the default by a certain date or the deed comes back to them.