It's irregular to misrepresent a free property transfer as a non-disclosure agreement. Even signed, something like that sounds so silly that I can't imagine it

It's irregular to misrepresent a free property transfer as a non-disclosure agreement. Even signed, something like that sounds so silly that I can't imagine it being binding. When businesses do things like that, it probably only works when people are afraid. I'm not sure if it's helpful to keep insisting he lawyer up before saying "no" to an absurd ask. Nothing wrong with pushing back.