Have you tried doing a search in the specific zip codes on BP for BP pro agents?

So, if you're not going to do the work yourself, or if you don't have some magical contractor that can do it cheeper (and better) than anyone else, the only reason not to buy it finished is if the price you get it for, combined with the price you're paying to fix it, combined with a very healthy margin for your risk and the inevitable surprises....

What are you looking to learn about specifically?

We're in East Hartford, CT for this specific property and yes we're absentee owner.

Asking for what specific areas investors are looking to buy in.

I'm from Massachusetts, and I'm specifically interested in land flipping, at least to start - the low barrier to entry, the simplicity (vs rentals), and ability to do it while working a full time job and being a dad makes it appealing to me. 

@Shea Spinelli do you have a specific dollar amount for CF or do you want a specific return? 

If you are BRRRing things could get real ugly real quick in any sustained downturn....especially for some of the investors out there on $100 door margins.  

Fair warning: I'm not a real estate attorney and I can only speak specifically for Tennessee as I hold a real estate license there.The act of bringing buyers and sellers together with the intention of collecting a fee is "brokering" a transaction.

@Cody DeLong To be honest, I do not know how much the tile and tub costs specifically, but we spent $10k on the master bath all together.