@James Roux send him a notice cure -reference paragraph 36 of lease.http://fl-landlord.com/downloa...

Now stack that pile of dung with the executive order that we can't serve ANY notices (rent demand, termination, notice to cure) before August 20th.

"Price cures most worries."

Based upon what you said, you are looking to hold it longer, therefore, time can cure the over-paying of a property (if appreciation does not come through for you).  

A foreclosure redeemed designation is typically a loan that went into foreclosure and the foreclosure was cured (reinstated or paid off). 99% chance the person in the loan center where your loan was being serviced coded the status wrong after the foreclosure.

@Julie L.Not an expert but there're some cures for bad feng shui. 

Pedophilia isn’t something that is cured overnight or ever in many cases .he will likely fight his urges for the rest of his life .

Both markets have their issues with local liens and fees so you have to be equally careful in both markets to not get in over your head with costs to cure.

The borrower must be given time to cure the default, which in your case is full payment due to maturity.  

My understanding is that I cannot give a "14 day no right to cure" notice to the tenant unless this is a repeat violation.