Would be hard for me to believe that a manager can fail to provide leases in a situation where management is being transferred to somebody else.

If tenant fails to pay rent as agreed upon the lease agreement, the landlord has valid grounds to evict a tenant.

It is usually better to have a clause for the destruction or return of information in the NDA so that if negotiations fail, the sensitive information still stays protected.ConclusionThe law covering NDAs is complex, so it is always good to review it with a lawyer before signing.

If they fail, I offer it to the next qualified applicant.3.

Failing that, what can I do to actually ensure tenants are paying their part of the water?

I wouldn't want someone else to read my post and follow a failing pattern!

You can host your own open house but be aware of questions you get asked and what you disclose or fail to disclose.

If they failed to provide them (and most wholesaler contracts fail), you may have a reasonable basis to demand a refund.

You will never have a problem finding quality tenants. 90% of investors I have every met, who failed or gave up, had one thing in common: they bought in the hood. 

Not recommended IMO unless you have some pretty unique circumstances.This is why ADUs have been a big fail is SF.