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.

Yeah, don't get bummed. 

Seller got sued for not performing, and has filed a counter claim for FRAUD BY INDUCEMENT, violation of 475.43, victimizing the elderly, etc.

Even if you think I may already know what you might say, post it here anyway; somebody else could read it and it could radically induce some positive change in their investing career and future.I'll provide my example below just to get the ball rolling here:The most important thing I have learned throughout my real estate education career, from the dozens upon dozens of books, podcasts, BP Forums, etc. that I have consumed and absorbed is: anyone can truly accomplish their goals in real estate.

What is FRAUD BY INDUCEMENT?

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. 

I guess I'll recoup 67% of 50% or whatever, but bummed that a whole years of CF is gone.

Getting a property under contract is "fraud in the inducement". http://dictionary.law.com/Default.aspx?

@Andrew Fielder Yeah, I figured it was a loaded question, and am bummed that there's not more free info out there.

I'm bummed the deal didn't go through but I know there will always be another one.