Are you a Notary looking to expand your career and increase your earnings?
Consider becoming a Public Adjuster! Both roles involve working with homeowners, but the benefits and opportunities in public adjusting are significantly greater.
Don’t waste your time with someone working out of your car. Why Notaries Make Great Public Adjuster because they both work with homeowners.
Notary vs. Public Adjuster
What is a Public Adjuster?
A Public Adjuster is a licensed insurance professional who works on behalf of property owners. They play a critical role in helping homeowners navigate the complexities of insurance claims and ensure they receive the maximum payout for their damages.
Duties and Responsibilities
- No climbing on roofs or crawling under buildings: Simply conduct a walk-through inspection of the property.
- Quick and Easy Process: Take pictures of the damage and fill out about 5 minutes’ worth of paperwork.
Why Choose Public Adjusting?
- High Demand: Public Adjusters are needed in various states, ensuring a steady flow of work. Locations include Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Illinois, Ohio, Colorado, Virginia, Massachusetts, Maine, Kentucky, Indiana, and Wisconsin.
- Flexibility: Minimal travel required and the ability to select the area where you want to work.
- Financially Rewarding: Earn significantly more per client compared to notary work, with potential earnings between $300-600 per client.
Company Description
At Major Adjusters, we understand that home damage can be overwhelming, especially without the financial means for repairs. Our company takes the anxiety out of settling property owners’ insurance claims. As negotiators between the property owner and the insurance company, Major Adjusters ensures homeowners receive the maximum amount they are entitled to, rather than the minimum offer from insurance companies.
Additional Benefits
- No Application Fees: Start your new career without the burden of application fees.
- Increased Business During Slow Housing Markets: Unlike notaries, Public Adjusters see more business during slow housing markets, providing job stability and financial security.
Transition your notary skills into a rewarding career as a Public Adjuster and enjoy greater financial rewards, job stability, and the satisfaction of helping homeowners when they need it most.
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