Mark Houser
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InterNACHI
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This Information is Guaranteed to Change Your Business
After calling InterNACHI I knew I had called the right association after I talked to Nick Gromicko. I told him that I could help stop the loss of home inspectors throughout America and our association would have no problem in sharing with InterNACHI part of our revenues. Nick said he would rather that my Association gives you a bigger brake on the membership fee. I call that leadership.
An Opportunity That Will Triple Your Income
But enough about that let's talk about who we are. Property Adjustment National Association is a public adjuster association that trains and supports new and old firms and has helped start over 300 new firms in five years. A public adjuster is a licensed person through the state insurance department that personally represents the homeowner against the insurance adjuster to make sure that the homeowner's interests are taken care of. The public adjuster takes on the homeowner's position in the insurance claim and gets paid just like an attorney and controls the money with the claim not in paying the contractors but completes the estimate and presentation along with the negotiation of the claim to the insurance adjuster. We teach people with no experience how to pass their test to be a public adjuster and provide all the tools they would need to start their own firm.
Stop Just Treading Water and Recession & Inflation Proof Your Business
Public adjusting and home inspection many times are in the same market places the difference is public adjusting is expanding and will continue to for the foreseeable future while home inspection has loss more than 40% of all home inspectors who left the business for lack of home sales since 2008. The great thing about this is that most of the skills of a home inspector move over into the public adjusting space. Those of you home inspectors still in the business are still working a fair amount of hours but have tried to diversify as best as you can to stay in the business. Public adjusting is a great way to do that.
How To Use Short Sales So Every Realtor Wants To Use You Exclusively
Using public adjusting to find money to solve short sales is one of the many ways you can help tie your normal home inspections with public adjusting. It will not only triple ($1,000 to $2,500) your income for the same amount of time that you would have spent with a home inspection, but you can also keep doing home inspections with out having to completely switch over. Check out the video right below with an ex-realtor member that now earns $8,000 per week. Then watch our other six videos to learn more, if you would like to speak to me personally fill out the information for a personal consultation and I will call you and answer any questions you may have.
