What I have found talking with other investors is that the waterbury and hartford units they have typically require more work because of the demographics. 

I am fairly new to the area and am trying to stay away from those D areas ( New Britain/Hartford in my opinion are D areas, but I could be wrong.) 

According to the broker, the roof needs to be replaced (it doesn't) and basement had water in it (minimal water).Its a 3 unit Property (section 8) located in hartford, CT.  

I'm the midst of acquiring an unstabilized 12 unit in the Hartford, CT area.  

You could also look to find a multi-family in a lower cost area than higher cost Fairfield County towns such as Bridgeport, New Haven, Hartford, New Britain, etc.

Looking for a good wholesaler(s) in Northern Connecticut, specifically north of Hartford in the towns near I91.  

East Hartford offers some really good opportunity as well.

The rates are the same on the National Flood Insurance Policy (NFIP) policies rates are a standard rate they will be the same regardless of where you shop the policy with what agency or what carrier the really are the government as the insurance company and the carrier (Hartford, State-auto or (fill in the blank) are reselling the government policy.

https://www.courant.com/community/hartford/hc-news-hartford-housing-code-20190531-hcke2jo2x5fpdgz75xf4hlv2ki-story.htmlThe gist of it is that you would have to list a residential address for every member of an LLC owning multifamily housing, and pay a licensing fee for multifamilies of 3 or more units, and have regular property inspections for all multi-unit housing (as opposed to only Section 8 housing).There have been several times when I have had to evict people for violent, criminal behavior,sometimes accompanied by mental illness. 

I’m looking for a multi family home in the Hartford or Middlesex county area.