The resident paid. What happens?

The case closes on its own, from whatever stage it had reached, and everybody is told. In most states paying everything owed ends a nonpayment case as of right, and in several that right lasts until the moment of the lockout.

From the guide When Rent Has Failed: Navigating an Eviction.

A cure ends it, at any stage

The moment the arrears reaches zero, the case closes, whatever stage it had reached, and the steps freeze. Several states give a statutory right to pay and stay right up to the moment of the lockout. If a payment plan is signed while a case is open, the case closes too — the charges it was about are covered by the arrangement. If the plan later defaults, Seayora restores the original charges and a new case can be opened then.

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