Not that I think it's a good idea to intentionally lead the bank astray, but if his tenants "refuse" to vacate for him, and he can show he's going through the motions (which could easily drag on for that first year) to get the tenants out, then no way has the OP committed any kind of fraud. 

Go through the motions of eviction and cancel once he pays up.

What had been 60/40, was forecasted and in motion flipping to 40/60.

If it is really rough, then I always wear the construction worker uniform...hard hat, safety vest, jeans, boots.   

It forces you to be better than just going throw the motions on the sale.

You can get a battery operated motion camera that saves to a card and you pull the card and watch the thing later.

PM company just now filed a motion for eviction.

I am closing on it shortly.Do not forget the 5% premium that is added to the price, you really need to remember this fee, as it is added to your bid at the end- there are some crazy bidders out there.Lastly, even though you might not hit the reserve, if you are the high bidder, auction.com will go through the motion of having you "buy" the property, and put down an earnest money deposit (EMD).

They had a camera in the backyard that switched on red frequently am I’m assuming was motion triggered.

Emotion = energy in motion.