I am looking for a broker that also doesn't require agents to be part of the N.A.R.If anyone knows of a broker in Massachusetts or nationwide who meets the requirements above, please let me know. 

I did find one agent who gave me a bid for an Erie policy, but it was very expensive, and after my experience with Nationwide, I'm afraid of another company signing me up and then canceling two months later.

Hey BP Community -Any banks, credit unions, etc either in Wisconsin or nation wide that offer HELOC products on a single family rental property?

No need to go nationwide, michigan is a great spot to invest.

so those thinking this is a way to make money better be darn sharp to compete I suspect this will go nationwide.. and of course these companies are licensed brokerages so they don't do what most wholesalers do and that's sell real estate without a license so no legal ramifications for them.. 

Are you looking locally or nationwide?

Yes experience is important, hence bringing a broker onboard, but let's not shy away from the fact that property managers have a terrible reputation nationwide, not because they don't have experience, but because they often are terrible on the operations side of the business.

I buy nationwide.

There's so many catalysts for population and job growth (Intel, Honda, Amazon, Nationwide Hospital, etc).

Something to keep in mind when screening is that your prospective tenant might have a criminal record anywhere in the US, so be sure to do nationwide credit, criminal, and eviction and supplement those with local searches where you feel you need a more granular look.