Google my name and you get my cell too, or a couple of cool articles about flips i did.

You can ALWAYS get via email or cell phone.

Hey Justin, I've gotten quotes from these agents: Ellis insurance agency 182 West Central Street, Suite 302 Natick MA 01760 Tel: 800-824-4455, 508-653-1600 Fax: 508-653-7180 Rachel Viveiros Paul M Phipps insurance agency Brian Thomas 80 Main St Hopkinton Massachusetts 01748 +1 (508) 435-6388 Cell: 508.259.1600 Northeast Insurance Andrew Faust 567 Southbridge St Auburn, MA 01501 508.832.0404 x7907 Molinari Insurance Dennis Molinari 508-842-3300 Daniels Insurance Bob Daniels 508-842-8822 Sullivan, Garrity & Donnelly George Sullivan 508-453-2508 These agents were all very helpful and their quotes were reasonably competitive.

Queue that fat lady.Here are some thoughts...Pros might have other sound advice.1. 

hey @Taylor Howes The best piece of advice I heard lately about business cards is don't use them.You are much more likely to get an interaction, response or call back from a person if you can convince them to put your name and number in their cell phone directory.Follow that up with a short little text along the lines of "Hi, this is Taylor, now that we've talked please feel to contact me if you need anything - OK?"

Call me and I'll give you his cell phone number.706-818-3359.

If you have more questions, PM me, and I will give you my cell number.  

I started with little money and spent the bulk of It on bandit signs, the rest on business cards, postcards, and a cheap cell to use for wholesales and networking only.

Use a voicemail/phone management service so they don't have your home or cell phone number.Get a good lease, make sure all provisions meet the type of property you have then get a lawyer to look it over.Lastly, never tell them you are the owner.  

But, that is a fat cash flow scenario and few people get that.