And when you market your home for rent...if the other properties are at the same price but look better than yours...that means they will rent first. 

In Portland about 1960 ish someone knocked them off and built not sure how many lets say 500 or so and they are called Rumor's these in the PDX market will sell for a premium but maybe 50 to 75k over same area and sq ft.

Wanted to get feedback from others on here, 1) Am I able to start marketing my services without having a business name registered as of yet?

This is not to say this is the only successful method of real estate investing, but as I'm sure you're well aware, with current interest rates and overall market conditions, sourcing and acquiring LTR deals is difficult unless you're going off-market. 

The PM is dealing with the tenant while another party is trying to market and show it to buyers. 

And I need some clarification from those who are section 8 landlords.Regarding the actual payment to landlords, they said, "Once it passes the inspection and rent comparability (this is where we make sure your asking rent is the same as the market), the housing specialist will give the move in approval."

Are there specific considerations I should be aware of about the condo market in Stamford? 

(Long Days on market) and then using secondary financing for closing and carrying costs.

If you're interested in the Cleveland, Ohio market I'd be happy to speak with you.

Yeah, different markets are different, every investor's goal and situation is different.