I've seen a lot of people start out buying and selling properties in their personal name, and after they've done a few deals and proven the business model to themselves, THEN they form an LLC (note: this is not legal advice - just an example of what I've seen some people do).

If you are not the legal owner on record, you should refrain from marketing home not yours yet. 

I will google brid dogging and see if that is legal in CT.

@Mark Ainley If its under 6ft and not masonry anyone with a GC license can pull an easy permit online (assuming the property is not owner-occupied, otherwise the owner can do so).

@David S.The best way to is to constantly network with brokers and search through listings online. 

I did some digging online and found a Use permit completed and appears to be approved...

I know many sell Purchase Agreements online as well.

I would do some research on if you can easily split the lots and get the legal done. 

They have investments in Marine and Legal.

This is especially true if the lender initiates contact with you via email/online and is offering a too-good-to-be-true interest rate and asks you to wire them money for an application fee, origination fee, or some other fee.