OREGONInsuranceGuy
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I think you qualify for an exemption if you get the right paperwork and go through the proper channels from the Florida people (board). And make sure to do it within a very reasonable time frame.
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Hello everyone, I first want to start off by saying that this forum is amazing with all of the collective information shared here and thank you to all who have contributed. I am looking at getting into insurance, still undecided as to which particular type but I am leaning towards Life and Health.
Here is my situation; I would greatly appreciate any advice or feedback. I am currently in mortgage (own a branch, which I will be closing) and need to "hit the ground running" due to low funds. I can get by with a low income for the first few months, but would like to make at least 50K my first year. I realize this all depends on me, but I'm looking for advice as to what insurance would alot me the highest probability of doing so.
I have interviewed with MetLife, but I don't know if I will take the position. I want to go independent, but desire good training because I want to have a good foundation.
So I have a few questions.
1. Are there any good independent insurance agencies that offer good training to a newbie? I am near Kansas City.
2. Would you recommend going independent for someone who needs to make 2-3k starting by their second month?
3. How would one go about finding these companies?
4. Is Life and Health a good choice to try and make a good living through hard work on your first year?
5. Anyone know about the market in Kansas/Missouri for L&H?
Thank you guys for reading my post and any information.