Getting Started as a NEW ADJUSTER [Eberl Interview]
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2024
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Great video! Thanks for all the info that you share, it’s very helpful.
I knew her when she was a trainer. She keeps it real.
Matt - just watched you on the Pilot Storm prep video. Nice work.
Hey, thanks, Part Time! I've gotten a huge pile of emails about it lol!
Ran into your stuff this last month. I am a retired adjuster after 34 years working staff and independent. Did Hurricanes Hugo, Andrew, Katrina and many more unknown storms.
How did you last for so long? Most people seem to get burned out quickly
@@latisewilson4561 i guess i enjoyed the meeting of people that thought it would never happen to them and it did. Parents of deceased children in car accidents, large tornado and hurricane events. It wasn't boring as ever day was different . Helping people when disaster hits them was the pay off. I was a Santa Claus adjuster not a Grench adjuster. I looked for ways to pay. That is the trick. I had an attitude of "its only money and its not even mine".
We just applied! We have worked the last month to get every license we can and hope to hear from this company soon! We cant wait to start our journey!
Plus, yes, LLC for sure!
How is your career going?
Absolutely, an llc is, in my opinion, the best way to go. My main reason would be the protection it offers. Secondly, there are some tax benefits being that you owe on what is left in the company at the end of the year.
Great video!
Thanks, dude!!! We'll see you in the Enchantments in a few days! Great videos on your channel, by the way...
Taylor Jones host a prerecorded State Farm property cert Webinar that they send to you when you take the test through Eberl. It is by far the best available. She doesn't waste anytime on things you don't need to know and she explains things very clearly. I think it's the best way to get that Certification through Eberl. Thanks Matt
Yeah, she's super sharp!
Hi love would you by chance have the link for Taylor Jones.
@@kwade5490 You have to sign up for the State Farm certification on the Eberl website and it will have the Webinar there.
Seems to be a great ia firm. Will look further at Eberl.
This was a great video
Thanks, Yanni.. (wait, is this the REAL Yanni??)
@@AdjusterTV Yes. I'm subscribed and I don't comment much. She was so detailed.
I’ve been a claims adjuster for 8 years. Worked for 4 insurance companies and I’m licensed with several states. However, my job is very different than yours. As an auto claims adjuster. (Inside) adjuster. I’m the deciding who is at fault for the accident, getting statements from the drivers, witnesses, paying or denying claims, and a million more things, We also assigned appraisers to do estimates. All this hard work we only make around 50k a year, max 55 and 60k is pretty high up there. I don’t pass the 53k and no matter where I moved to they start us back at 50k. I can read and not only read but I’m the one that has to explain the estimate to the insured or claimant. However , I’ve never been out in the field or written an estimate and most adjusters that you deal are always inside a building. When you call what’s going with my claim? That’s me. I want to be out there, that’s what I want, How can I switch to that. I already have the licenses, I do the investigation, coverage, liability, I know how to read an explain an estimate or like 20 a day. How do I transition from being an inside claims adjuster from Progressive insurance making 50k a year to being an independent adjuster, being out in the field and making 80k a year. How?
Hey, Mark.. I do my best to try and explain how to get started in a video on my website: www.adjustertv.com/ you have to opt in to get emails from me to watch it, but I try to keep the emails to just weekly notifications and the occasional special thing like a course announcement.
I was a staff adjuster at Liberty for a year so I have a little bit of an idea of what you're going through. You can also email me at mathew@adjustertv.com if you've got more questions..
Thanks for watching!
May be an ignorant question. But are you a staff adjuster or are you working as a independant?
Contact EMCAS
Happy 4th AdjusterTV where are you right now? and thank you for the great content. I would think running your business as a corp or llc would defiantly benefit you tax wise, however i was curious how some of these companies would feel about sub contracting claims to another business instead of an individual.
Hey, Matt! I'm actually sitting at Starbucks, uploading videos. Kalispell, MT You can't go as an LLC if you're a W2 employee...
@@AdjusterTV sounds good. Im in long island Ny right now(where im from) we just had a wind and hail storm here. Im doing some sales for my friends construction company. My friend is an independent adjuster and sparked an interest in me doing this. Im in the process of getting licences and everything in order to make the career change. Seriously thanks for the videos ive had so many questions and watching has cleared some stuff up for me.
@@AdjusterTV If you're coming to Bozeman, let me know. You can park your RV on my property, for a couple beers
@@parttimeexpat3327 noooo kidddddding..... 🤔
@@AdjusterTV beer and elk burgers. 23 acres on top of Bozeman pass, halfway between Bozeman and Livingston.... just give me some heads up if you want.
It may not be realistic to make $100k in 1 month with Ebrel, but its absolutely possible as an independent CAT adjuster from a catastrophe.
Matt, did your sign up with Taylors company?
That snapping music tho
Hi Matt! Do remote desk adjusters pay for their own Xactimate subscription?
Yes most likely. Unless you're doing file review only, in which case you'll probalby just need access to Xactanalysis.
If they’re not local to me how does that work?
Whats a good second job to have while getting into this industry?
Hi, I'm completely new to all this but my dad works as an Independent Adjuster and he's mentioned to me about this career. I have no experience as an adjuster here in SC, would the first step be going to take the class in TX to receive the license? When that is done, would I just apply to Eberl? I'm really interested in pursing this but I'm so overwhelmed.
Hey, Thien! I put together a long video that walks through the steps to getting this career going here in 2019.. www.adjustertv.com It's the first thing on the home page. Check it out and feel free to jump into the AdjusterTV Facebook Group to get your questions answered after you watch that video.. facebook.com/groups/adjustertv
Thanks for watching!!
@@AdjusterTV I'm watching the video now, thank you so much for your time and quick response!
@@ThienNguyen-xx4vz You bet:)
Hi, I'm in TX and I just signed up for the All Lines online class for TX at Adjuster Pro ($536) TODAY! To me that's not a lot of money up front to get started.
Sameer Siddiqui hi Sameer
Did you end up moving forward with a career as an adjuster ? I am doing my research
How much do they pay per auto appraisal?
I just passed my exam for the all lines Adjuster license!!!! Currently waiting to submit my application when my certification come back in the mail! I just need help getting started with getting work or a job in the field! I’m also willing and able to relocate! Any help to getting a job??
Get on as many IA rosters as you can as you get started in this gig. But also, be prepared for things to be slow between now and next spring.
I would get an LLC for the tax benefits. What have you found to be the best strategy ?
Well, my entire career has been mostly W2. But if I do more 1099 and end up with significant assets I need to protect, I'll consider an LLC.
@@AdjusterTV who do you deploy with most?
@@AdjusterTV I just assumed the major CAT companies paid via 1099. Am I incorrect in this assumption?
I've historically deployed with Pilot the MOST, but I've worked for a number of other firms. Last time I worked with Pilot they paid W2. It's worth a quick call to the firms you're interested in to ask if they pay 1099 or W2.
I'm retired from a major carrier as their national trainer for commercial property claims. Knowing I was going to work as an IA, the first thing I did was create my LLC. I got a great CPA to help, and still employee her for my accounting. The LLC has signficant tax benefits and limits liability exposure. It's a critical tool for a professional adjuster.
What percent of a typical day as an IA is spent on a roof? Thank you.
If you're doing cat wind/hail, you'll spend half of every claim on a roof.
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Thanks for the vid, Jim Carey. LOL but no seriously, thanks for this
Aaaaaaaaaaalrighty then
Does Eberl provide a claims handling course? I need help finding a firm that truly trains with the process outside of being thrown to the wolves
I WANT to be a claims adjuster, but I have failed two assessment tests to even get an interview from Progressive and another company. I want to do this job, but no one is giving me the opportunity. How can I get past the assessment? How can I become a claims adjuster without paying $2k for a course?
Try state farm
Taylor mentions just how important the NY Adjuster License is to Eberl.. Get your exam prep here: bit.ly/30aruX4