Public Adjuster Training: What You MUST KNOW When Beginning Your Public Adjuster Career

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These are the TOP 9 public adjuster industry things you should do when starting out as in Public Adjuster job. Some things may vary from state to state, but there are still some MUST DO's when you are starting your public adjusting career.

00:00 Intro
00:57 What will you learn
01:40 Find a company/firm to work for
02:57 Start your own company
04:22 Continue education
05:04 Find the work
05:42 Find a mentor
06:25 Learn how to manage income
07:22 Find passion in this job
08:00 Find a systematic workflow

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[CommercialClaimsShow]

Thanks for watching the video guys! I hope you've learned something new. ✊

And if you need more in-depth training that will and...

✅ You want to MAXIMIZE claim payouts which means more money in YOUR pockets.
✅ You want to learn the process and have more time for your family, friends, and hobbies you LOVE!
✅ You don’t want to screw up and look stupid in front of a client, or other adjusters.
✅ You want to become confident and way less stressed when you deal with the insurer.
✅ To have lifetime support with your claims.


Good luck with all those claims!
Vince

[earthlyng_official]

Im just beginning to make the step to getting into public adjusting, and these videos are giving me the confidence to give it a shot...

[victorkyoshi]

policy holder = David
insurance company= goliath
public adjuster= THE ROCK!

[ju-qmev]

Just passed my state exam and finished my apprenticeship. Got a total of 15 clients during that time 👍. thanks for the video very informational great part time gig. I’m a full time fire/medic.

[tashareneemurphy]

Just signed on with Metro in CA need to be apprenticeship for a year. But feel I may look into a different company.

[harleydad]

This actually works for many other trades. My favorite so far.

[cristianguzman]

Just passed my state exam here in FL time to grind!!

[Juanchih]

I really interested in being a P.Adj. that's why I'm here making decision to be one!

[marysherlock]

Just helped my boyfriend study for his PA in IL, he’s already working as a project manager at a company and moving into the PA roll. I studied so much with him I want to test and try to make some side money off it without losing my current job Is that realistic? Just as a project manager knocking on doors offering free quotes (for the PA) he’s gotten like 10 sales in a month. Sounds super promising for him once he becomes PA.

[AdorableDeplorable]

Thank you..this is cool. I have been praying for new start. Just signed up for 8 day training in Tx. Your info giving me great insight!!

[ExtranjerosEntreIsrael]

The first year of trying to be a PA will really really challenge people and very very few make it pass that threshold . That’s why there’s only 1, 800 Public Adjuster in the entire state of Florida currently. Florida has a population of 24.4 million people which that equates to 13.6k customers per one public adjuster. That means there’s tons of opportunities to make money. So it can be done but you must be a true self starter and it can be done but all else will fail. The opportunity is there the question is who will rise to the occasion. It’s the best job like Vince says in another video. Hope this helps.

[thejlopez_official]

Thank you for sharing, You're helping many of us just getting started.

[luisprieto]

Thank you for the content! I am getting started and I can't wait to keep building.

[sherimatukonis]

I'm in Washington state. Started in AR collections. The job grew into water restoration insurance claims coordinator and collections. Essentially the same kind of job...I help the water restoration customer work with the insurance company to get the max payout. I need more in depth knowledge about how to work claims, etc.

[tcservices]

I love your videos! And I appreciate the value that you bring to us! I am interested in becoming an IA, but now I think I am more interested in becoming a PA! I would like to know how I can reach you personally and inquire about your mentor offerings… Do you offer one on one? Or do you do things in group settings? Please let me know! Thanks!

[breannab]

Should I become a desk adjuster to learn more about insurance before coming a PA? Currently just graduated FSU and I just got a job working for a home insurance company. I know it’s possible to move up in the insurance industry but becoming a PA has definitely spiked my interest.

[tangiem]

I'm a Commercial Auto company/desk adjuster & like your first year.. I hate it! So not what I thought being an adjuster was. Now, as I'm researching & learning I'm figuring out there are different types. I like PA over the idea of IA, but have concerns about consistency. What I'm having a heck of a time securing is to become an independent auto damage appraiser since I've all the CA background to get daily work while building the PAv thing. Any suggestions? I don't see many programs or anyone talking about this except one guy from IA Path

[SJones-kklg]

How you know the online CE course is respected by the state?

[angelmonae]

Just found your channel and I definitely was like I need to subscribe. I live in Orlando and I’m doing my course through adjuster pro, do you hire interns?

[mannymelendez]

Thank you for the info brother, what licenses do public adjusters require when starting off? Also where can we apply for such licenses?