So just short of being told Im a bum and you cant do that, I sifted through and got my answer.

Paging @Bill GulleyRecently you wrote a post about contracts, citing various forms of fraud such as fraud by inducement, etc.

He looked a bit bummed that we wouldn't sign the contract and give him the check before he shows us his license, but promised to do that the same night.  

One can only induce demand so much. 

Both of us agree...when you purposely aren't telling a lender that you are quit claiming the deed to a new owner thereby breaking a material loan covenant (the due on sale clause) in order to induce them to keep accepting payments from who they think is the person they made the loan to at a lower rate than they should get from a new applicant, that is mortgage fraud.

Talk about inducing a rage tornado.

He took possession of the apartment without the landlord’s permission, yet the Landlord had to evict him just as though he were a normal tenant.If a bum off the street broke into your house and took possession of your home, you would have to evict them just like anyone else.It is very important to remember that a Notice to Quit is exactly that, A NOTICE.

Bummed I missed this possibility in Moses Lake.

Completely self induced for sure.  

I have considered being a private lender and wouldn't mind doing that, just bummed not to be an equity partner or full owner of a property.