South Carolina Right to cure / redeem

Last reviewed 2026-10-27

Right to cure / redeem in South Carolina

The lease doesn't end for a fixable violation if the tenant remedies it before the notice date, or if the fix can't be finished in 14 days but is started within that time and pursued in good faith to completion within a reasonable time.

Verified Source: S.C. Code § 27-40-710(A) · last checked 2026-10-27

Same topic in neighboring states

Georgia right to cure / redeem
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