In your cure for cancer scenario, the investment sales guy, you know…the guy implementing the scam is obviously to blame.

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. 

@Stephanie Bacue & @Kelly Kunsman   Stephanie didn't find what she was looking for because any competent real estate attorney will at minimum advise their clients of risks and tecnhically a lender can call the loan which means you would have to come up with the payoff amount in order to cure the default.

Truth is the subject didn’t find a cure for cancer, they took the concept of compounding, wrapped it in a single premium front loaded whole life policy, and sold it to people who think RDPD is a Nobel Prize winning economic concept.1.

See what it will take to cure the issue.Maybe they can easily inspect the plumbing, which in my area is the main component of a kitchen that requires a permit.  

Of course unless your buying defaulted notes at the get go then again as Chris mentioned this type of fee should be handled up front.. and if it new origination your making and then they go bad.. in your foreclosures you can charge the borrower these fee's when they cure or add it to you opening bid and when someone buys it at the court house you get repaid..

You can ask for one hundred percent financing, lower points in exchange for a shorter term or higher interest rate, and even negotiate the cure period in the event of default.

Don’t try to live in it or god forbid rent it out without it being cured  Good luck. 

You cannot naturally cure cancer.

Hi Jose,Congratulations on acquiring 2 rentals so far.It won't hurt to consider a second position financing (HELOC/HELOAN) as it won't cure costs on the front and it may add to your tool belt.