I spoke with the inspector and was told the fire damage is extensive and the building is unstable and considered a health and safety hazard to public.  

I currently own my primary residence in Teaneck NJ, and was interested in investing in a multifamily property in neighborhoods accessible via public transit to NYC such as Hoboken, West New York, Guttenberg, & Weehawken.

The point again, teach and charge others for teaching, something that is illegal, then you have deception, plain a simple, if you are wrong and make it a business, you're at risk.You can also read where the FTC can govern transactions of individuals.Knowingly or unknowingly sell a product that is deceptive, defective, causes public harm or suggests illegal activities, they can hammer you.Those in that business might double check their stuff, those getting messed over might begin bringing the matter up to the FTC as the broaden their arena of influence. :) 

This thread is old but since this company seems to be doing another phone blitz, I thought I'd reply. 

If they were willing to accept your $75K, they would actually be much smarter to reduce the price to the public at large and create a bidding war.  

Some statues require juniors to be directly served and others consider constructive notice (published in public) as notice.  

If you do this you might get a free stay at a public penitentiary...  

Agreed with @Michael Hayworth, no one is going to mind the home of a terrorist being unlawfully broken into and shown to the public.

That info should all be public record and should give you a baseline for assessing deals.

Is a feasibility study something I can put together with MLS and public data and submit to groups?