No, if they violate the lease you send them a 7 day notice to cure and if they dont you can start evicting.

PA requires a 30 day notice to cure if lease 1 year or 15 days for less than a year.

If seller financed - make sure it's non-recourse and that the promissory note has specific "cure rights" should you accidentally miss a payment.5.

Yeah, DUH, why is NONE of the powers that be saying there going to cure the issue by doing things to PROVIDE MORE.

@Tony BermeoWill be quite impressive if an american election cures a virus across the globe.

We left doors and drawers open for about 6 whole days and barely used the kitchen during that time to give the paint time to cure (I read oil-based can take 3-7 days).

An escrow account is not the cure all, it's just an extra person to say: "no you cannot use that money to buy a Ferrari."

If it is a legitimate default, where the buyer fails to pay as agreed and resonable opportunities have been provided to cure such defaults, then the buyer needs to sell or move, IMO.If, there is an indication that any investor is acting otherwise, I will assist them to the extent allowed by law, which can be considerable assistance.

Thankfully its cured by a surgical process :)  

However, statistically, the odds of there being a title claim for any one transaction is very low, in part because of the work done by the title searcher and examiner doing a good job of identifying title defects in advance of the closing so they can be cured before the buyer takes title.