Their percentage, or fee structure, depends on the level of risk they are encompassing.

With a “1920’s” house I personally love the older woodwork, charm, style etc but expenses can quickly run away considering a roof, systems, windows etc and those can take a major chunk out of the income or put you in the negative.

It encompasses more advanced statistical analysis that is way to complicated to describe in the forum if you don't want to fall asleep but it basically calculates how a new job/employer created would create "x number" of new jobs and thus would create "x number" of new population which would create "x number" of new active buyers (demand).

I actually like this area but I’m sure others will charm in with their expertise. 

If being by the beach isn’t crucial, Old Town Orange has a lot of charm and college town feel (Chapman Univ).

If it might encompass CT in any way, is there a chance I might have access to this report?

(Solutions are not all encompassing, but are meant to give examples)Also, I strongly encourage that you do not go with the cheapest option.

Currently a pro membership is limited to a single account - there is not a business membership that encompasses several accounts.  

Second time is the charm and the pole slides all four feet to the bottom and we can pack it in. 

Also our house is the subject of a reality show called Southern Charm.. so when I get a video link I will post it..