What I have seen in my experience that there really isn't a specific firm that specializes in investor clients. 

Also interesting in this firm.

@Alex StauntonA quick analysis:Monthly ExpensesDebt +Taxes+Insurance+Other Expenses ($4,800+1,100+200+3,000)=9,100Total Monthly Revenue = 9,000You still have not included property management (if we assume a 10%) you are looking at about 10k in expenses and 9k in revenue. 

Whenever I need a contractor, I just do a search in the group--of course, I still verify with the person that recommended them and my own vetting process which includes a CCAP/License (if applicable to job) and insurance check. 

I am now going on my second year with the firm that I started with when I first got my license.

Hello,I'm looking for a local company in MN that is willing to insure and provide workers comp for a General Contractor.

Do I have my buyer file a title insurance claim ( if he has it ) or should I ?

I called up the insurance company and they sent out their adjuster and he's giving me an 80k estimate I don't exactly trust.

Prob same for insurance.---* If this wasn't an A area I'd flip it, but do things change in A areas? 

It sounds like even now, firms are taking liberties in defining what are reasonable steps in determining if its investors are accredited.