[§667-21.6]  Foreclosure of association lien; cure of default.  If a unit owner notifies the association or its attorney by certified mail return receipt requested or by hand-delivery within five business days following a response to the unit owner's request for the amount to cure a default, together with an estimated amount of the foreclosing association's attorneys' fees and costs, and all other fees and costs related to the default estimated to be incurred by the foreclosing association, that it intends to cure the default, the association shall allow sixty calendar days to the unit owner to cure the default.  The association shall not reject a reasonable payment plan for cure of the default; provided that a reasonable plan shall require the owner to pay at a minimum the current maintenance fee and some amount owed on the past due balance.  From and after the date that the unit owner gives written notice to the association of its intent to cure the delinquency, any nonjudicial foreclosure of the lien shall be stayed pending the sixty-day period or a longer period that is agreed upon by the parties. [L 2011, c 48, pt of §4]