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Florida PA License 4836 8
Started by A_Casey
I currently hold a Florida All Lines PA License. I heard through the rumor mill that I can also work as an IA in other states. Is this correct Anyone out there know which states Allow this
Thank you,
Alex
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by A_Casey 07/25/2010 11:52 PM |
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6 Replies and 3791 Views
Assuming a major hurricane does hit... 3791 6
Started by huntstyle
We all know the forecasts don't always pan out, plus it depends WHERE it hits, but let's assume for a minute that a major hurricane hits south Florida or something. Should that happen, what is the best way to go about getting into CAT adjusting for the storm I've been in insurance restoration for 2 years, and in fact was in Houston for Ike, so I'm familiar with hurricanes, and I use Xactimate. I know to save money afterwards and all of that, and that's not a problem. Onc...
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by A_Casey07/22/2010 12:58 AM |
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professional liability 3134 2
Started by wjeffs
Where can I find a carrier for professional liability with reasonable rates
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by Jud G.07/19/2010 6:02 PM |
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7 Replies and 4613 Views
To all Experienced Cat Adjusters: Is this possible? 4613 7
Started by StephW
I have a question to pose to all of the experienced Cat Adjusters and I just want to let you all know up front that I am not a time waster, nor am I looking for a shortcut into the business that involves learning a limited amount of info so I can quickly get started. I know that a career in Cat Adjusting is something that I seriously want to do, and I am willing to put in the work to get there. My question is: Is there a way to get started by processing Xactimate claims from my home...
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by StephW06/29/2010 3:27 PM |
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12 Replies and 4227 Views
A different newbi question or 2 maybe 4227 12
Started by edrowe330
I have read threw some of the post here, man you guys sure are hard on new guys WOW.. I'm sure it has something to do with having to work behind and clean up after some boob, who couldn't tie his own shoe but managed to get an adjuster lic during a horrific storm. But not all of us are like that. I have a very very very strong back ground, in client relations, negotiations, problem solving,time management, and most areas of construction, leaning heavy to res construction. I am extremely detail...
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by Tex Walker06/25/2010 2:19 AM |
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6 Replies and 3566 Views
New to adjusting, but not to insurance 3566 6
Started by cjengo
I am seeking some adviced from senior adjusters. I have been in the insurance industry since 1992, pretty much right out of high school. I worked in non standard auto for three years, and learned the ropes. I then switched to a preferred carrier, and I have been here since 1995. I am on the 'front lines' as they say at an agents office. I am an associate agent, and basically run the office. I am a licensed general lines agent (both property and casualy, and life/health), and I am a licensed...
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by dchapman5505/17/2010 12:59 PM |
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1 Replies and 4219 Views
Experienced Insurance Restoration Expert trying to get into insurance industry 4219 1
Started by filesg
Hello
My name is Gabriel I have been doing Insurance restoration for 2 years. As a General Contractor I have met over150 adjusters and homeowners on storm damage related properties. I have been using Xactimate for 2 years. I am used to finding damage that the adjuster missed the 1st time and if the adjuster didn't buy the roof well I would be the guy call to write up a quick estimate on the roof and call for another ad...
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by Ray Hall05/17/2010 12:41 AM |
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2 Replies and 3731 Views
Pointers please 3731 2
Started by jspek9
Hey guys
I've been trying to get in to the auto claims industry with a carrier for a while now with out much luck. I'm looking in the Nashville (middle TN) area. I know a lot of you guys came from a carrier background so I'm hoping you can give me the critique I need to be as appealing as possible. I have been applying online and since Nashville is a new area for me I don't have any contacts here at all. Here is a copy of my resume and cover letter. If you g...
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by Ray Hall05/15/2010 12:58 PM |
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11 Replies and 3830 Views
New but....... 3830 11
Started by rest0red
&160;I'll try to keep this short and sweet....... I am newly licensed in Georgia(resident), TX(non-res) and SC(non-res). &160;I have a construction background and 4 years estimating for full-service restoration company(Xactimate proficient) with the largest percentage of claims coming through USAA and State Farm 'programs' where no adjuster was on site. I know how to scope and document a loss, apply depreciation and explain indemnity and a deductible(no small feat, some of you have trouble wi...
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by Ray Hall05/01/2010 11:01 AM |
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10 Replies and 8420 Views
Questions About Getting Started 8420 10
Started by pkp294
Hi, I am new to this website and have some questions about beginning a career in adjusting.&160;I understand that this is not an easy field to enter and that there are many stresses involved, but I would appreciate it if someone can give me some pointers.&160;I am sure I will probably get a few people who discourage me as that seems be a trend in some of the forums…and that’s ok.
Currently, I own a roofing company (I know, another roofer trying to get into adjusting…probably becoming a cliché...
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by pkp29404/29/2010 10:58 AM |
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4 Replies and 3994 Views
Local Independent Work 3994 4
Started by David29
Is it possible to work for more than one independent firm doing local work I mean,&160;do inpendent companies allow this Are there any adjusters here that do it&160;
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by Ray Hall04/19/2010 1:26 PM |
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6 Replies and 4324 Views
Where do I start? 4324 6
Started by doobie1897
I live in the California area, and I am looking into a carreer as a catastrophe adjuster. Where should I start And what is the most Inexpensive way to start off into this field.
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by CatAdjusterX04/17/2010 11:51 PM |
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1 Replies and 7939 Views
Repost- Couple of green questions 7939 1
Started by host
This was a repost of a topic that was later restored. Here is a link to the original Discussion.
http://catadjuster.org/Forums/tabid...fault.aspx
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by Ray Hall04/16/2010 9:14 PM |
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13 Replies and 9060 Views
Want to be a cat adjuster 9060 13
Started by Noahtreat
I want to be a cat adjuster, but have very few leads on how to get started.&160; I have&160;a background&160;in new home construction.&160; I have a&160; general contractors lic. for the state of Arkansas.&160; We all know how the construction business is doing right now.&160; I feel like I could spend lots of time and money on training and classes but those things don't compare to expirence.&160; What is the best way to get&160;in the field and get my feet wet&160;
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by Texaskid04/01/2010 10:31 PM |
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7 Replies and 4319 Views
Newbie here 4319 7
Started by Conquest351
Hey guys,
I'm a newbie here.&160; I have a friend who's an adjuster with Worley and I worked with him on a storm up in MN a few years ago.&160; I got my Real Estate license shortly after, and well, the market is crap.&160; The wife and I talked it over between ourselves and my buddy and decided I should persue my P&C License here in TX.&160; Finished the classes online in about a week and finally got my license in January.&160; I've been applying to just about every online opening I ...
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by CatAdjusterX03/23/2010 3:54 AM |
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6 Replies and 4154 Views
Another newbie here. 4154 6
Started by jgator286
My name is Justin, I am currently trying to get into the field of adjusting. I have been a foreman in construction for the last 5 years. I love being out in the field. Due to the economy I have had to switch jobs. I now sell cars, even though it is not the best time for that. I work in Mobile, Alabama. In the time I have sold cars, I have met many adjusters. Considering Pilot has a Mobile, Alabama office. I am trying to slowly work towards becoming an adjuster on the side. I dont plan on being a...
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by jgator28603/12/2010 11:55 AM |
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10 Replies and 4308 Views
Interested in becoming a catastrophe adjuster 4308 10
Started by Charlie D
I'm an experienced (15years) local, independent property adjuster. I'm interested in making the switch to catastrophe adjuster, and would prefer to work for a large insurance company, rather than being independent. I think so, anyway.
I have no idea how to get started, or who to apply with, and I'm just looking for some general suggestions. Thanks to anybody that can help!
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by JimGary02/24/2010 8:31 AM |
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4 Replies and 4671 Views
Getting Started 4671 4
Started by rndystone
Hi, I live in Southern Calif. and have been a general contractor for 28 yrs and in construction for 35. I worked with an adjuster in 2003 after a firestorm wiped out a clients home. He had been a contractor and planted the seed that becomming an insurance adjuster was something I might want to consider when the knees start to give out. Well, that time has come.
&160;If I could get some answers to some questions I have I would greatly appreciate it.
1. To get a Ca. license I need 2 yrs in the...
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by rndystone09/17/2009 6:22 PM |
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3 Replies and 3469 Views
I Am a newby 3469 3
Started by samhagey
I just took the Florida Citizens class in Waco and am signed up for Rope and Harness in N. Houston I m I on the right track I want to work I have 28 years as a Contractor and remodeler . I want to work. Help Please .
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by Ray Hall09/15/2009 6:55 PM |
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2 Replies and 3755 Views
Getting an adjuster's license... 3755 2
Started by marksmith82
Hello everyone. I've been thinking of getting into the adjusting field for years now, and would like to get my license now. Has anyone out there used 1st Choice Training, and if so, would you recommend them
Thanks in advance.
Mark
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by Mike Smith07/27/2009 7:40 PM |