Great video! I have his book and it's very informative and answered alot of my questions since I'm starting out as a staff adjuster doing auto claims but eventually want to be independent adjuster.
i work as a sale man and lots of time it is very slow. was wondering if this could be done remotely at my work while i am at dealer ship. i had a construction company for 15 years and was body man and painter for my body shop. and just hopping i could use my past experience's to be a remote estimator. while in at my slow selling sales job.
Adjuster TV hey thanks for your fast reply ,you have been able to post great links in the past can you post any links on independent car adjusters I have not been able to find any on online
Hi, Daisy.. Generally you have to have some field experience under your belt to get a desk position - however, you can hire straight on as a staff desk adjuster.
I think it would be really challenging to give both careers full attention. When an adjuster goes on cat, there's just about no time for anything else - so the sales side would be on hold through storm season. On the daily side, if any of the carriers that the adjuster runs claims for found out that he or she sells for their competitors I'm quite certain that they would stop using that adjuster - they don't want to even let there be a chance that their competitors could be helped. When I got hired on to be a staff adjuster (for a year), I was selling my adjuster book. It was a condition of employment that I take down my website and no longer market my book for that reason. So to answer your question - either way I think it's *possible*, but probably not practical. Those are just my thoughts on it. Good question!
With any IA job, the adjuster needs to be prepared to run a LOT of claims. The secret sauce of this gig is learning how to be efficient as much as learning the policy/estimatics side of things.
Great video! I have his book and it's very informative and answered alot of my questions since I'm starting out as a staff adjuster doing auto claims but eventually want to be independent adjuster.
Hey how's your journey been?
i work as a sale man and lots of time it is very slow. was wondering if this could be done remotely at my work while i am at dealer ship. i had a construction company for 15 years and was body man and painter for my body shop. and just hopping i could use my past experience's to be a remote estimator. while in at my slow selling sales job.
So what your saying is can become a home adjuster and also do car adjuster job as well ?
Jay Santana yes absolutely
Adjuster TV hey thanks for your fast reply ,you have been able to post great links in the past can you post any links on independent car adjusters I have not been able to find any on online
If I'm gonna start in auto appraisals, should I get the appraisal AND the Generak adjuster license? I'm in New York thanks
How’s the work life balance of a auto adjuster
What I don’t understand is don’t almost all major carriers have their own internal auto adjusters?
I love it here💯
Excellent advice
Any advice on being a desk adjuster???
Hi, Daisy.. Generally you have to have some field experience under your belt to get a desk position - however, you can hire straight on as a staff desk adjuster.
I have that same hat
Can you be an adjuster and also insurance agency?
I think it would be really challenging to give both careers full attention. When an adjuster goes on cat, there's just about no time for anything else - so the sales side would be on hold through storm season.
On the daily side, if any of the carriers that the adjuster runs claims for found out that he or she sells for their competitors I'm quite certain that they would stop using that adjuster - they don't want to even let there be a chance that their competitors could be helped.
When I got hired on to be a staff adjuster (for a year), I was selling my adjuster book. It was a condition of employment that I take down my website and no longer market my book for that reason.
So to answer your question - either way I think it's *possible*, but probably not practical.
Those are just my thoughts on it. Good question!
How possible will it be to make close to six figure doing auto claims?
With any IA job, the adjuster needs to be prepared to run a LOT of claims. The secret sauce of this gig is learning how to be efficient as much as learning the policy/estimatics side of things.
@@AdjusterTV I’m just now learning of this
where did you go to get license
adjustertv.com/licensing
Great Video.
Now everyone in that town will be doing daily auto adjusting and he’s going to be knocked down in claims
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Adjuster TV 😂 the box was a thanks for the video.