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My friend is also going to go through the process to become a SF agent. but he filed bankruptcy 2 years ago- his credit is ok now, but will that disqualify him?
Do you have any ownership in your book? When you decide to retire or go independent what happens to your agency? I know that independent and allstate agents can sell their agencies. You might look into that. It doesn't make much sense to me to spend 5-10 years servicing and building a business to just turn it over to someone else when you retire or quit.
Hey Z, I talked to a TICA that went to this same meeting. He stated that it went almost exactly the same.
After a break, an anonymous letter left by an agent at the meeting was read to the group to get the conversation rolling. I was wondering if that happened at your meeting?
The head honcho stated that if anyone told you, you would be making money at anytime before 5-8 years, then we are sorry.
Does anyone know a ball park range of what a team member working for an existing agent start out around, or how the commission works?
How is the negotiating process coming along? Are you able to get a larger book and sign on based on negotiating skill or is it all predetermined? I have been led to beleive that it is predetermined (for the most part). Of course that's what they want you to think coming in, but what has been your experience?
Also, how did your initial panel interview to become an approved candidate go?