Value may be  a negative number as cost to cure or  cost to rip it out ... plus inspections from the county or fines.

The property already has city imposed liens on it, that will have to be cured to get a clean title.

Take a look at ii U.S.C. section 365(d)(2) regarding the time to cure unexpired leases. 

Section 8 is NOT the cure-all most owners think it is.How much value is something received for free? 

He could find a cure for something.

See the following (and there are tons more online):https://www.justia.com/real-estate/landlord-tenant/informati...Considering that adults do absorb 11% of lead paint (children have much higher risk) and you now know it is present, it is worth curing to preserve your property valuation and attract/retain quality tenants. 

An ounce of prevention will be worth a pound of cure for any lease and tenant -- get your ducks lined up if this is who you've settled on.Home brewing has shed any stigma it used to have, a lot of people love to brew their own beer and plenty of them are "professionals" with jobs and will take care of their home and beer station.

Is there a cure for that?

@Nathan BurnettIn AZ there is a cure period.

@Vivek KhocheVivek,Oh trust me i wouldn't say I've always bought right, I made some very expensive mistakes along the way but luckily time, and cash flow, cures all wounds.