I am looking for a good national property management company to handle several locations, does anyone know how I can find property managers that work nationally? 

@Brian Ito i am not familiar enough with the area to comment.But, i would assume the area is overvalued like the rest of the nation +/-My opinion is that you have to really be wise about choosing your deals right now.

a local bank should be able to help you ( NOT a national bank like BOA or Wells Fargo). 

That’s typically the first 5 or 10 years, during which you can “draw” from the available funds on the line of credit, then pay it back either in full or by making the minimum payment, much like a credit card.As of December 2017, the national average interest rate on a HELOC was around 5%, so a HELOC is a usually cheaper way to finance a down payment and closing costs on a new home compared to a cash-out refinance of a first mortgage.

The market has seen a lot of national hedge fund investors that are buying up markets which will decrease available inventory and increase property value. 

One thing I can say about Foreign National borrowers, you can usually bet they have good savings, multiple paid on time mortgages and other loans under their belts when they contact me.     

Go to almost any national bank and ask if they do FHA loans.

The national average is 1 in 25 are accepted and that doesn't mean that it's necessarily a deal. 

@Susan SteeleHey Susan,The last time I see a Mobil notary the guy left me his card and a link to the national notary association.  

Brian,Go check out NARPM, the National Association of Residential Property Managers.