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Need help finding a way to adjust in local area. 1970 1
Started by crich
My&160;family (Dad, brothers, sister) has been cat adjusting since 2003 working with mostly one vendor. Prior to that we were on the agent side of things. We are interested in slowing down on the traveling part and starting a local adjusting company in southern VA.&160; We are just tossing this idea around since there are few local adjusting companies in our rural area.&160;I am in need of advice as to how to analize this decision and steps to take to get started.
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by Ray Hall 07/27/2009 11:38 AM |
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Finding Scope Generation and Estimating Assignments 2210 4
Started by tjmoreno
Hello All,
I would like some advise on how to secure more scope and estimating projects. I am a senior building consultant with an engineer on staff (2 man crew) We have all the tools and knowledge to complete all types of P&C consulting projects to 50 million dollar loss (we are not building contractors), but our typical assignment is in the 500,000. - 1 Million range. We travel throughout the country to perform our work.
I would like to know how to reach out to Adjusters t...
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by tjmoreno 07/23/2009 9:53 AM |
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Join ARISE Association for Roof Inspection Safety Empowerment 22843 61
Started by Catsvstrained
Wanted to let everyone know about ARISE, a new association / professional informational sharing group forming that all Property Claims Adjusters should be a part of. Our job success depends on the quality of our work product. Almost all storm claims involves risk, few of which are as great as the task of roof inspection. Our employers tell us that we should not climb any roof that we are not comfortable with but we all know that we cannot get paid for the claims we do not comp...
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by BobH 07/21/2009 10:52 PM |
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Are you one ? Do you want to become one. 3114 9
Started by Ray Hall
We are talking about independant contract adjusters for short term weather related catastrophe work. This is the year that many of the under funded vendors who do not have the ability to pay twice a month will have to merge, close, disband. Probably about 30 to 40 of all the vendors any of you have heard the name off can make payroll as agreed and will get the best adjusters .IF the weather dictates.
Ask for the contract NOW and see what you have to fight about, because its always a f...
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by mbradbury 07/21/2009 12:39 AM |
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Photo Gallery 7609 20
Started by host
The Photo Gallery is back online and you can now upload photos. The problem with the login has been corrected, thanks for the feedback Tom.
All visitors are invited to add their photos of damage or show off your rigs and pets in the 'On The Road' album. We also have an album titled 'On The Job' for photos of adjusters doing their job, so get your partner to snap a photo of you working a claim and upload it. Just login and you will see a 'Add New P...
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by host 07/13/2009 12:55 PM |
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10 Replies and 3239 Views
Military reserves and a cat adjuster 3239 10
Started by adjusterclay
If you are on a storm and you have to leave that weekend for duty, would that be the end of working for that company. If you are an independent adjuster, does the company you work for have to abide by the government rules that allow you to go to duty without worry of being fired
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by mbradbury 07/11/2009 1:19 AM |
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11 Replies and 3620 Views
Conflict w/ Ins. co.& questions regarding Appraisal Process 3620 11
Started by host
Note: This is a transfer from the Bulletin Board.
Hi! My name is Andrea Davis, I am an independent adjuster for the State of Texas, the Hill Country of Texas recently received a hail storm and my personal home was affected by the storm. My insurance co. originally only acknowledged 211.00 worth of damage. After repeated unanswered calls to the insurance company and being hung up on and cursed by the adjuster assigned to my loss, I chose to file a complaint with TDI against the adjuste...
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by cechricat 07/08/2009 6:48 PM |
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16 Replies and 3519 Views
Confidentiality and Copyright 3519 16
Started by ChuckDeaton
I really don't know how to phrase this question, so here's the story. I put a confidentiality disclaimer and a blurb about copyright on the bottom of my emails. The recipient sends me a response and copies three others, this violates the confidentiality that I requested and may violate the copyright, if any.
I am interested in the communities thoughts on the matter.
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by HuskerCat 06/24/2009 12:25 AM |
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0 Replies and 3332 Views
Florida Insurance 3332 0
Started by Snappy
NPR's Marketplace
had a short
piece on
catastrophes, insurance,
Florida,
subsidization, taxpayers,
federalization,
attempts to spread
more of the cost to
places that have
less of the risk.
You can listen to it at:
http://marketplace.publicradio.org/...insurance/
Snappy
Drink up Shriners
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06/23/2009 7:29 PM |
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4 Replies and 3105 Views
Commercial Property ITV's? 3105 4
Started by jayteedee
Does anybody have a recommendation as to the best program or reference for performing a commeriial ITV
Thanks in Advance,
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by linhoch 06/13/2009 6:17 PM |
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7 Replies and 3317 Views
Tear off of wood shingles 3317 7
Started by R_Smith
Here is an interesting way to remove the wood shingles from a roof.
http://finehomebuilding.taunton.com...ethod-ever
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by JimGary 06/05/2009 12:06 PM |
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School ratings and acceptance 16352 30
Started by dsd1972
Hi There...
Just had a few quick questions. I've been looking at getting the TX license to become an adjuster. I've been in the mortgage business for the last 10 years as an owner and as we all know that industry is not doing well. Anyways, I have great experience obviously with numbers and have some experience with construction.
When looking into taking the classes I've heard from some schools that certain companies won't hire you if you went ...
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by HuskerCat 06/03/2009 12:14 AM |
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1 Replies and 2078 Views
Contents Inventory Service? 2078 1
Started by steve sanders
Hi All,
Have a rather large claim for damage to personal property, i.e. homeowners, in the Chicago area. Anyone know of a service that will inventory the damaged items.
Thanks in advance for any help.
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by Tim_Johnson 06/02/2009 8:22 PM |
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4 Replies and 4083 Views
Steel Building Information 4083 4
Started by Tom Toll
Here is a diagram of a steel building and its components. If you are not familiar with steel building components, review the drawing and read the article. I hope this helps some of you.
http://www.steelbuilding.com/buildi...erview.htm
And another one:
http://www.alliedbuildings.com/diagram.html
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by Deleted User 05/27/2009 4:58 PM |
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4 Replies and 2871 Views
Memorial Day 2871 4
Started by host
We created a special page this weekend for Memorial Day, it is currently the main landing page of CADO so to get to it just click http://www.catadjuster.org the page provides an area that allows you to share quotes, links and comments. After Memorial Day you will need to use this link http://www.catadjuster.org/home/special.aspx
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by host 05/27/2009 11:57 AM |
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21 Replies and 6159 Views
tools that can be returned 6159 21
Started by Leland
Let's say the insured had $4000.00 of Sears Craftsman tools, and $4000.00 of no name tools, both damaged in a fire. You know the Crafstman tools can be reurned to Sears and exchanged for new tools- lifetime warranty with no receipt required.
How would you calculate ACV on the Sears tools Just askin'
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by Leland 05/22/2009 10:46 PM |
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28 Replies and 7787 Views
Totaling a loss 7787 28
Started by RJortberg
I find this board to be very informative, and I thought I would post a question that has been on my mind about severe losses. My experience to date has been limited to smaller cat claims ($40-$50K max). When I look at some of the pictures of large damage, I do not know when one specifically considers a claim to be a total loss. Any guidelines would be appreciated. The more detailed the better.
For example, if a tornado destroys half of a house, bu...
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by Medulus 05/22/2009 3:57 PM |
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0 Replies and 3003 Views
Midwest Tornado Damages 3003 0
Started by moco
I heard that several states were hit hard. Just curious if the damage is extremely widespread, or confined. Do any of you think it will be 'one of those events' to look forward to getting a call and being deployed a while. Probably lots of hail damage to i would assume.
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05/15/2009 2:00 PM |
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9 Replies and 10828 Views
state farm fee schedule 10828 9
Started by adjusterclay
Does any one have a fee schedule for state farm Is it component based or is it based on the amount of the claim
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by okclarryd 05/14/2009 11:08 PM |
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9 Replies and 4235 Views
Public Adjusters Refused Admittance to Arkansas 4235 9
Started by Medulus
This item just crossed my desk in an email. I'm not sure of the source of the information, however. Tom Toll or others who are familiar with Arkansas -- Is this true Or is this a myth
Arkansas Refuses Entry to Public Adjusters
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> Arkansas Insurance Commissioner Jay Bradford issued a
> reminder in the wake of recent violent weather that public
> adjusters are not permitted in the state. Only adjusters
> whose salary is paid by the insurance company he or she
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by Ray Hall 05/06/2009 1:38 PM |