That allows you induce other owners to sell to you.

But, I would say that unless you knowingly included false information about China law that was a material inducement to an investor to invest and the investor sustained losses because of your statement, I think that it would be unlikely for a US court to enforce a Chinese anti-fraud law.  

See inflation-induced debt destruction at the bottom of this article, you would be on the other end of that stick as a note owner.I think you could also argue that leveraging is easier/more practical with rental property, which might be the biggest factor in long term growth.Thats not so say one is better than the other for long term growth, just that there are different things to consider. 

Perhaps offering a small cash inducement to vacate without the headache of eviction.

This fed-induced 10 year bull market cycle further complicates any attempts to understand the true OOS investing success rate, as even if we did have any kind of accurate data set, we'd have to wait for a full market cycle to see how the current trend of going OOS plays out for investors long term.     

Also the inducer motor had some kind of sloppy DIY repair job.I say the seller knew and he did not disclose.

Also, signing contracts with no ability or intention to close is called FRAUD BY INDUCEMENT.

Before going out and getting my first deal underway I want to know as much as possible and I have bee hearing a lot of "fraud in the inducement" and I was wondering if there was any ways or certain weasel clauses I could put in a contract to protect myself from legal issues.

"Buyer" has sued and seller has counter sued for...FRAUD BY INDUCEMENT among other claims.

It is an article about the record breaking rents Spokane LLs are getting with a few sympathy-inducing tragic stories of tenants forced into homelessness by high rents.