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How to succeed as an Adjuster (Do This!!)
I explain what you need to do on the inspection, what tools you need to complete an inspection, and tips and strategies to succeed as an adjuster.
My name is Daniel Brant and I am an claims adjuster.
Follow my journey as I explain how to succeed as an adjuster and learn something along the way.
I have included links below for the equipment that I use on my inspections, the tools of the trade, and how to use them.
Stay tuned for detailed tips and tricks on how to succeed in this lucrative career as a self-employed independent insurance adjuster.
Have you ever wanted to learn how to be an insurance adjuster?
Ever dreamed of being self-employed?
Wish you could make more money?
Tired of your dead-end job?
This channel is dedicated to those who wished they knew more about insurance adjusting but just did not know where to start. I plan on explaining my experience as an adjuster, how I got started, how I grew my business into well over a 6-figure income, and all the information you need to know to become one yourself. Follow me on my journey as I explain all I know to you.
There is never a dumb question....leave me your thoughts in the comments.

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The tools I use on the inspections:
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[danieltheadjuster]

Thanks for going on with me live--sorry for the technical difficulties

[nishnichole]

New to adjusting your videos are so good. Thanks

[steveh]

Great live Daniel. When you are running daily claims in higher cost of living areas such as California or New York, do those daily claims tend to pay more? I can imagine water damage in a million dollar home will cost a lot more to repair.

[brandonowings]

HI, thanks for informative videos! I recently obtained my adjusters license but have zero experience in the insurance industry. Do you know of any companies that will hire someone with no experience? Keep up the good work!

[rebbenful]

Hello 👋 Sir GOD bless you, I have enjoyed and am enjoying your videos sooo much … the value of the content you are giving is priceless… Thank you 🙏 and thank you 🙏 for teaching about the Thank tab I had no idea what that was for and have never heard anyone else mention it so thank you 🙏 and keep up the great work!!!

[gregrobinson]

How much does a new adjuster need to bring with him on the 1st employment reference to money

[isaacmerlano]

Please, could you please help me with an advise on how to get the assessment done and the right way. I mean a hit or trick. Progressive is most likely to hire me

[epikdrewbie]

Hey Daniel, I'm looking to get into insurance adjusting but am having some trouble of where to start. I've watched a lot of your videos and have looked at the study material for licenses and Xactiamate. I will lay out my issues. I recently got laid off and am full send on this career path because i want to create my own schedule and not be halted by my employer by my own motivation.
1. X1 and X2 level certification. The price of this monthly is a lot so how do i practice the $70 material for the exam? Is the Demo version of X1 for 30 days long enough to practice and study?

2.I was looking at Texas license but want to work in the East Coast areas for deployment would florida be better to get? I live in Ohio and there is no license required for my state.

3.Ohio has no required license but i know you should still have one. if i want to get into the adjusting industry fast what is my best option to get a job? I want to be a desk adjuster for a few years first to get used to the field and then branch out. what is my best path to take from someone that started at state farm?

[bonjani]

Daniel, I'm preparing to take my adjusters exam, afterwards get training in xactimate, virtually no adjuster experience, only property inspections occasionally, what is the next step as far as getting a little experience under my belt? And also is there a particular age limit for entering this field ? Thanks