There are several, but the "New Haven Register" is the main local newspaper, the "New Haven Independant" is blog that covers local community news & events.

Not to many that are exclusive to rental property.  

A Cpa and good software  are not mutually exclusive.

Bottom line: he needs to own the property for sec 121 exclusion, you will gift it to him and sell after two years. 

With that said, I lived almost exclusively off my salary (which was about 30% of my total income) and the majority of my commission pay was reserved for investments. 

If the house is under your name, when you sell it, gain is your and you probably will not pay pay tax on gain tht is under 500k under section 121 exclusion. 

This has to be done carefully, but I know of one such group that raises money exclusively and through them you can join the GP side of an apartment deal and make some money too.

@Sherwin Gonzales @Charles KaoSpeaking of TIME, I read somewhere that to realize the value of:ONE SECOND, ask the person who just avoided an accidentONE MINUTE, ask the person who missed the trainONE HOUR, ask the lovers who are waiting to meetONE WEEK, ask the editor of a weekly newspaper time teaches us value because it's valuable! 

In other words, you could find a tenant by word-of-mouth but if you put an ad online or in the newspaper then you must abide by Fair Housing.EXEMPTIONSSpread the word at work, church, or whatever.

If you do not have an exclusive buyer-broker agreement, then find another agent, but get it in writing first that she will not write your offer as she may come back insisting on her commission as procuring cause of sale if she showed you the property first.