My strategy is mostly SFH but I am open for 1-4 unit complexes.

I've got a 15 unit 93% occupied apartment complex in Atlanta.

I'd like them to have reputable experience with dealing with fix and flippers, not cost a crazy amount since I'm not going to be doing 50 flips my first year or doing any rentals yet, so it shouldnt be too complex (3-4 is my goal in an LLC), ideally a free consultation but thats not a must. 

This is what we did for all applicants at the apartment complex where I worked.

There are some groups out there doing (or claim they can do) drop and swaps but to most sponsors that's just a tangled web of complexity so you don't see this very often.4. 

Looks like the minor league baseball team has pulled out, but other good news from the article below.The county says the cancellation of the stadium build won't impact other projects, including the Riverwalk expansion, Runyon Sports Complex expansion, and Main Street pedestrian redesign.https://www.krdo.com/news/minor-league-baseball-te...

A simple LLC or partnership has orders of magnitude less complexity and accomplish your goals. 

However, this time, I want to set up an LLC and am looking for 6+ unit apt complex in Connecticut.

I have never built nor owned an apartment complex. 

Then I go with the handyman that the property managers for the complex use.