They have relationships with a number of carriers and will shop your criteria to find the lowest rate. 

Only reason you would need to be local is if the client requires it.Be happy to provide the insurance carriers who are competitive in your area.

Every state has one and the insurance carriers can get fined if they don't work within the allotted time frames set forth by the state.Another situation that could be going one....It is possible this claim rep is an independent rep hired by the insurance carrier. 

-- as I could find, but I never pulled the trigger on it.I didn't seem to have any luck getting letter carriers to help me; maybe because of the nature of their employment they are not allowed to do that sort of thing.

We have tried to place only General Liability on condemned homes and no insurance carrier wants it.  

I have a insurance question that I think I know the answer to but want to be sure..Lets say I had insurance carrier A from Jan 2012 through Sept. 2012.

As for my first round I was fortunate enough to land a pretty good j.o.b. in the auto industry working for a wheel supplier early in my Real Estate carrier.

She's worked with FEMA for years and has managed issues for me and clients that other agents told me could not be done.(803) 865-4297http://www.simplyflood.com/As for hazard insurance, it's gotten tough in the Charleston area as so many carriers are pulling out or going bust. 

In reviewing options like Steadily and Proper, they look appealing, but I'm told their liability protections are not as strong as those in a commercial liability policy offered by more conventional carriers like Travelers, the Hartford, etc. 

We have written thousands of vacation rental homes over the last 14 years and never had a claim denied for vacation rental use by our personal lines carriers.