Bariman

This is a good job to work, you are helping people in the time of need. There are adjusting schools that teach you the business and some are located Texas. The best license to have is one from Texas, but if you domicile in a state that requires you to be licensed that will be the one you test for and all others will reciprocate with your state when you apply for their license. I live in Kansas which doesn't need an adjusters license so I went to Texas and got theirs. I then used Texas to get Oklahoma, Florida and Minnesota. In 2005 I worked a hail storm in Minneapolis area during the same time as Katrina. The company sent me there because it would be 6 weeks before I could get in and do a claim in Canton Mississippi. I stayed at the KOA in Maple Grove, while there a tornado hit the Anoka area and i got to work it when i was released from the hail storm job. Spent 2 months in the area. I had training classes from Farmers Insurance, Usaa, Nationwide and National Fidelity. Used my Motorhome to live in and kept separate mileage for business and personal use but i did depreciate the motorhome as a business deduction. You can make money doing this and travel.