It was enough for it to cure....thank God.

The common phraseology is "Ounce of Prevention = Pound of Cure".

Mowability, having steep areas, gullys or other problem areas will cosat money to cure making the property similar to other comparables.Mature trees are a plus, you can add at least a grand for a large walnut tree.

I said the borrower MAY be entitled to excess proceeds, and the old owner may seek amounts received by the LENDER upon the final disposition of the property when it is sold for cash.A bank is a lender, they did not obtain any title to the property as a buyer, but as a creditor arising from an agreement to allow only for the cure of a default.

When they get 5 days late you send them a "3 day notice to cure" (I think it's still 3 days in California) and when they haven't cured in 3 days you go to the attorney.he did leave over the weekendI hope all this is documented WITH HIS SIGNATURE.

Price cures all.  

Default: If Lessee shall fail to pay rent when due or perform any term hereof after not less than three (3) days written notice of such default given in the manner required by law, the Lessor at his/her option may terminate all rights of the Lessee hereunder, unless Lessee, within said time, shall cure such default.

The Cure for analysts like us is to take action after crafting one plan and sticking to it.

While I agree price can cure all objections, it’s not always price.

Next time, do a walkthrough earlier, and then issue a Cure Notice, which gives them 3 days to correct before they are considered in breach of contract.