My limited investigation has found push back from the market until after the project(s) are completed and they are the pride of the neighborhood (who would of thought?).

If you go this route, go M2M and verify your processing of deposits under this case is within the law.BTW: I was investigating Clarksville back in 1996

You are free to post what you want, but if this were a public offering, I would be calling the SEC for an investigation. 

He may or may not be a risk but not worth your time and effort to investigate any farther.

If your seller is refusing to handle the problem and is not allowing you to investigate how deeply you may be committed then your best bet may be to walk away.

It appears to me that the tenant was negligent in maintaining the house safely although the full fire investigation is not available.Under NJ law the security deposit must be returned within 5 business days is displaced by fire. 

you need to investigate, because the rules for a 4 unit (considered residential) and the 5 unit (considered commercial) in many jurisdictions in WI you must have a sprinkler system in the 5 unit, some places require it in 3 or more units, as well as hard wired interconnected smoke and CO detectors, you may be able to get away with the wireless inter connected units, but check with the local fire inspector. 

If any of the license plates are not registered with  the property, it can be investigated.2) Log any people entering or leaving the apartment complex on foot.

The benefit is that a bank has a set timeframe they must complete the investigation and the bank is advocating for you, their customer.  

Is that an area you've investigated yet?