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Hi there!!! There is a huge learning curve in this industry. It is also very competitive! Get busy with the following: 1. Get certifications & training. Get proficient in Xactimate. 2. Invest in licenses. With Hurricane season, focus on related states. 3. Get on rosters. 4. Update your resume. 5. Network… find a mentor.

Congratulations! As you may have noticed, there is a huge learning curve in this industry. It is also very competitive! These are the things you need to work on… 1. Get certifications & training. Get proficient in Xactimate. 2. Invest in licenses. With Hurricane season, focus on related states. 3. Get on rosters. 4. Update your resume. 5. Network… find a mentor. Here are ways to connect with me: linktr.ee/sylviabrowder

Hi there, all interviews are inside my mentorship community.

@@beaclaimsadjuster is there a link to join or that offers more info about the mentorship community?

Certainly, information to join is on the web page: beaclaimsadjuster.com

Hey there, most states are going to require at least a high school diploma or equivalent. What state do you reside in?

I created a video to answer your question. ua-cam.com/users/shortsKAjf9f_XQoI?si=gaum6M71xygvXwMd

Thank you. This was my first time doing a UA-cam live so I was a bit nervous. I hope the info was helpful. 🎉

@beaclaimsadjuster Absolutely 💯, thanks for sharing, and yes, you didn't show any type of nervousness

Thank you so much. Very kind of you. 💜

Thank you very much. 🎉

Hi there, thanks for your comment. So what site are you going to? What state do you reside in?

@beaclaimsadjuster thanks for the reply, but I am In Georgia, and I work for a call center that files auto claims for USAA, but I was trying to go ahead and become a licensed adjuster because our job said they would compensate us for doing so. So i honestly am so lost and confused, I was on a site earlier call adjusterpro or something like that saying I needed to pay 199.99 for the 40 hours of study, but again, I'm so lost lol, sorry for long response.

Here’s a link to check out my community: beaclaimsadjuster.com

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I am a property adjuster and work with various Independent Adjusting Firms!

Congratulations and great questions. I have over 200 videos that cover what you’re asking. Check out getting started playlist and other playlist topics. Also, my featured video is called “A Day In The Life”. Hope this helps.

Check out my playlist called getting started. That might help you.

An All Lines license does include multiple lines of Authority.

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If you want to be a staff adjuster, you need to apply to insurance companies like you would any other employee type job. If you want to be an Independent Adjuster, then you need to get on multiple rosters of Independent Adjusting Firms. If you want a clearer pathway into the industry, then you hire a mentor.

Hello, thanks for your post! Check out my “Getting Started” playlist, which gives a lot of information on getting started in the industry. I also have a playlist called “How to Launch Your Independent Claims Adjusting Business", a 12-Session Series Mentoring Course & Program.” This is an introduction to my course which walks you through the whole process. Hope this helps!

That’s awesome! How long have you been a staff adjuster?

You would apply through IA Firms, TPAs, or carriers. She had transferable skills in law enforcement and years as an IA.

You definitely need to be careful and do your due diligence. Thanks for your comment.

As an IA doing local daily claims, you could probably do it part time. As an IA on deployment, the IA Firm will assign work load. As a staffer, it would more than likely be full time. There are many variables.

I am an independent Claims Adjuster. I do not work directly with insurance carriers, I work with independent adjusting firms.

Each deployment contract is different. It could be a daily rate or an hourly rate for desk adjusters.

Hey there, I am an Independent property adjuster. I handle both CAT and daily claims.

Hey there, I am an Independent property adjuster. I handle both CAT and daily claims.

@@beaclaimsadjuster Thank you for your reply! I am not sure what I am wanting to do as of yet, but have been leaning toward CAT. As an independent, when you are doing CAT claims, how do you handle the out-of-pocket for travel, etc.? Also :D when you travel for CAT evaluations, how many can you write in a day? Thank you again for your time!!!!

You are so very welcome. Have you invested in multiple licenses?

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