That disclosure does not extend to revealing the presence or absence of competing offers and/or the amount of those offers, unless the seller gives permission to reveal that information. 

I was curious as to how permissible this actually is. 

There are plenty of brokers out there hungry for someone with your ambition.Bottom line: Don't wait for permission to chase your dreams.

The seller is going to pick title.Title companies cannot assign a contract without the Sellers permission.

Also, trespassing is the act of knowingly entering someone else's property without permission.”I was thinking of eviction but it is long process (plus money).

It's important to ensure that you have permission to contact these individuals and to comply with any applicable laws or regulations regarding cold calling.After securing a purchase agreement, it's important to follow the proper legal procedures to close the transaction.

I plan to speak to him on the fact that the lease prohibits people who are there for more than 7 days/month without permission but I wasn't pushing that during the holidays.

You NEVER want Tenants to make any kind of repairs, with or without your permission, for a variety of reasons:YOU are responsible if someone gets injured as a result of an improper or poor repair...which you will now have to Re-Work, at additional cost.

Although I don't like this type of an arrangement and if you don't have a lot of room in the deal I wouldn't do it, he still asked for permission.

You signed a PMA knowing they could spend money without your permission.