Good questions to ask in tenant interview/conversation during DD?
Anyone have any really good questions to ask during the tenant interview during DD. I have most of the high level one down. 

What brought to this property? How do you like it? How is property management? How is the location? How has it been going through COVID? 

Any other questions or thoughts for the tenant interview process? Thanks.
[{"id": "gr0ls4h", "text": "Most will take one look and walk away.  Unless people are moving, likely getting booted out from not paying.   In our area landlord can get evict until July, 2021.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "gr0ly9m", "text": "If they are important/occupy a lot of space, I steer the conversation toward \"long term partnership\" and focus on what would make the building better for their business. Also good to get an idea about future plans if renewal is less than 2 years out.", "replies": [{"id": "gr17rw8", "text": "Tenant occupies 100% of the building. They have 8 years remaining on lease.", "replies": [{"id": "gr4s0ai", "text": "ask them if they considered buying it and what stopped them if so.  \n\n--edit-- I'd get the estoppel prior btw.  if there is anythign weird then you know before you talk to them", "replies": [], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "gr26crg", "text": "In advance I'd want to know if they were signing an estoppel certificate but might not bring this up during the discussion because the current owner normally procures this. I've seen people ask indirectly about any known property defects, parking or exterior issues, or problems in the area - especially if the current owner isn't present.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]