I know just about everything in real estate is, but don't want to offend anyone either if this, in fact, is standard (which I got the impression it was, but wanted to double check).

Very impressive resume I look forward to reading your input here in the BP community.

I am under the impression that the property I am interested in purchasing is undervalued relative to what the county would like for the property.

I was not impressed. 

That is a lot of work you put in (I say that with an impressed tone and not a discouraged one)!

Just have to dig it up.

The rest of them I have personally avoided for various reasons (random market fundamentals), except for Rochester which I'm under the impression that market doesn't cash flow. 

Impressive track record so far glad to hear you guys are doing so well!

George, at the risk of sounding trite (which isn't my intention), in general there are opportunities everywhere.In general, if you have a choice you'd like to go where the general economic trends are in your favor.I can't speak about Connecticut, but for RI and in my general impression of the Northeast, is that - all other things being equal - I think there are probably other parts of the country which have better economic fundamentals.While there are certainly cities with good economic activity (e.g., Boston and New York), I don't really get that economic excitement of "things are starting to boom" and "great things are starting to happen in this area" for this part of the country.

On the other hand, the flip looks quite impressive.