@Brian Schmelzlen  Our approach has been to identify the target markets we want to be in, then choose a broker who understands exactly the product type we are looking for and is well-connected in the metro area. 

If you notice I identify myself as a broker associate because I hang my license under another broker.

Identify yourself!" 

Our company is looking to purchase investment properties to resell in Connecticut and we need an agent that can help us identify areas we should focus on and areas we should not.Please feel free to PM me.

As a realtor I do not really like to identify neighborhoods as "good" and "bad" on public platforms but you're more than welcome to give me a call for an unfiltered description of each area. 

Identify a few rehabs that are ‘active’ and watch them.

Your agent with experience can help you identify properties that would be a fit for a 203k loan and then guide you through the offer/transaction process which is a lot of times very different than a traditional purchase.

Yes... the state does have a few options for estimating your taxes; however, you need to be careful and not identify as "homestead".

I’m using it to help me identify ROI on potential properties.

By having the tenant sign the W9 it identifies them as the beneficiary of the interest, which they are anyway.