An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure...............

The other way would be to document and give them a with cause, which they will most likely "cure", then you can continue to document their unlawful activities and serve a repeat violation notice when they slip up again.

However, the terms of the mortgage contract may permit reinstatement or the foreclosing party may agree to let the borrower cure the default and reinstate.

You are required to give at least 45 days to cure.

Today, title companies are having issues with such transactions and requiring new deeds made to cure any potential problem.If your CFD was done years ago, I doubt you'll have an issue as time cures many concerns.

Serve the appropriate "cure or quit" notice for any other violations of the rental agreement.

Out of curiosity, what difference does it make if the loan has been modified or not, either way the default has to be cured or it goes to sale?

I suffer from it myself, so I have no idea what to tell you regarding a cure.

Let me cure you of one of the primary mistakes folks who get into the MHP business make; Renting out the mobile homes (I know you said rent to own, I'll address that later).

Would you really turn the file over to an attorney as soon as a cure period expired?